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I am trying to set up a new winCVS ver 1.2 setup. Our IT group setup the
cvsnt on a server and gave us access through a domain. I can see
the drive as a network drive, and can get winCVS to work with a local
mounted directory, but I don't want to use it that way since we are going
to set up multiple users.
The mapped drive path is: "\\server_name\dir_name\testme".
I admit that I don't really know what is supposed to go in the
CVSRoot in the "general" tab of "init settings", but my best guess
from the documentation was the following:
user_name at server_name:\dir_name\testme
This is the error message I received:
cvs -d :ntserver:user_name at server_name:\dir_name\testme init
\dir_name\testme: no such repository
I HATE YOU
The "I HATE YOU" was in green text if that means anything. (Is that coming
from winCVS or some message
that winCVS is parroting. (I want to know who hates me) : - )
I have tried several versions of the above path with no luck. I even tried
it without the
"user_name at server_name". If I do that I get an "Instruction at 0x78003bf
referenced memory at 0x0000." error,
and then winCVS terminates.
Any help on this would be very appreciated. I looked through 6 months of
archives and didn't see anything
on this topic. (By the way a search mechanism through the list of
questions would be very helpful)
Thanks,
Luke.
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