Re: CVS complete newbee

[Flavio Arion B. Diomede]

If your repository is local, your connection string (your CVSROOT) does 
not need or should have an authentication method such as pserver. 
Especially since you're running a Windows box.

In this case, you use a simple CVSROOT, with only the path to the 
repository folder.  In this case, make:

CVSROOT=C:\Programme\GNU\repository.

If ypu're using Cygwin, it could be CVSROOT=/Programme/GNU/Repository. 
Not knowling more specifics of your configuration, I hope this helps.

--
Flavio

On 5/26/2004 6:23 AM, Rolf Bergius wrote:

> address@hidden (Rolf Bergius) wrote in message 
>
> I guess one of my problems is, that I don't understand the connection
> string
> of the CVSROOT.
> The stituation is, that I'm working in a domain. So I have a domain
> server. But the repository is local on my computer. I tried now this
> connection string:
>
> :pserver:address@hidden:local:C:\Programme\GNU\repository
>
> with rb being the user and 192.168.40.4 being the domain server. The
> repository is local on my computer (being the 192.168.40.16).
>
> I still get the error message EOF.
>
> I appreciate any kind of help. Thank you.
> Rolf Bergius
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