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On Mon, 02 Sep 2002 07:32:52 +0200, Bo Berglund <bo.berglund at telia.com> wrote: >A *really long shot*: >What happens if you rename the pserver_protocol.dll to >pserver_protocol.dll.old and then make a copy of the sspi_protocol.dll >with the name pserver_protocol.dll? >These two are very similar in that they can accept the user at server >part of the CVSROOT string. But I guess that the pserver part of the >string will break this idea? > That would probably work on the client side, but if you did it on the server it would just break it. I guess eclipse uses its own client (or a version of the cvshome.org one) and the problem is at the server side. The rules that the server uses for checking users are: If the server is not part of a domain, only local users on the server are checked. If 'Use local users instead of domain' is set, the above is true also. If a domain is not specified, the server checks users on its local domain only. If you are using cross-domain logins, a trust relationship must exist between the two domains (sufficient to do LsaEnumerateAccountRights on the remote domain). I think this must be bi-directional trust (which is what we use here) but you might get away with less. Tony