RE: CVS set up Question

[Mesfin, Alex]

what I would suggest is to see if there are any typo in your inetd configuration.

... cvs --allow-root=/path/to/repository should matches your argument from your client call.

 

 

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Vijayram Gopu [mailto:vijayram_cvs@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 3:17 PM
To: bug-cvs@gnu.org
Subject: CVS set up Question

Hello,

 

 I am a novice to CVS. I am trying to set up CVS server on a linux machine. These are steps that I executed:

 

- I initalized CVS respository directory.

- created a group

- changed the permissions to the group.

- changed the /etc/services file

- chnaged the /etc/inetd.conf file.

- changed the tcpwrappers file in CVSROOT in the repository.

- started the inetd daemon.

- added a user.

- accepte a password from the user.

- copied the password from the etc/shadow file to the passwd file in /repository/CVSROOT/passwd file.

 

then executed this command to login to the CVS server.

 

- cvs -d :pserver:tmpuser@seatl.cs.uwm.edu:/path/to/repository login.

 

Error says: path/to/repository: no such repository.

 

Could anyone give me some suggestions...

 

Thank you,

Vijayram Gopu.

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