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Re: trouble with server password
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Mark D. Baushke |
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Re: trouble with server password |
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Fri, 04 Jun 2004 08:59:14 -0700 |
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Rafael Morales <rmorales@operaciones.segob.gob.mx> writes:
> My correct question is, I have five users who will use the CVS but I would
> like to use SSH for they login to CVS server and they can work. I can get the
> login:
> cvs -d :pserver:rmorales@10.2.2.250:/home/rmorales/cvs login
> but now I want that these users can work (edit files, add files, folders,
> etc), but I can't find info about to use ssh+cvs. Is there any manaul could
> help me to do my homework ???
> Thanks and regards.
Use :ext: and CVS_RSH=ssh (or building a cvs 1.12.x which defaults to
using ssh as the transport).
Unlike :pserver:, use of :ext: needs for the 10.2.2.250 host to provide
real logins for the users to do the commits.
Many will find it useful to use ssh-agent (or pagent if Putty is your
SSH client) to hold the credentials for login to the cvs server.
-- Mark
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