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> >The passd file is not a administrative file in the sense of most
> >of the files in CVSROOT. You have to create and maintain the
> >passwd file directly in your CVSROOT directory.
> >
> >--
> >Gerhard Stegemann
>
> And this is done using the cvs passwd command!
And how do I add aliases (without changing the password)
with that command ?
First try:
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> cvs passwd -r WinUserName AliasName
Changing password for AliasName at server
New password:
cvs [passwd aborted]: A password must be supplied
It asks me for a new password ! But I only want to add
an alias for an existing user with a valid NT-Domain-Password...
Second try:
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> cvs passwd -r WinUserName -D NTDomain AliasName
Changing password for AliasName at server
cvs [server aborted]: Could not find AliasName in password file
cvs [passwd aborted]: end of file from server (consult above messages if any)
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I don't understand this behaviour...
With a Unix CVS-Server, I can change the passwd-file directly
and add a line without a password to set up an alias for an existing user.
After that it is possible to authenticate with the alias-name and the
password of the Unix-user.
I need the same behaviour for the CVSNT-server.
Is this possible ?
with regards,
Matthias
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