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On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 16:11:54 -0700, "Jim B." <none at none.com> wrote: >I next tried the ntserver method and ran into a bit of trouble; I didn't >realize that the writers file (not just file system permissions) affected >user access. After adding cvsuser and Administrator to the writers file, I >was able to execute: > >cvs - d :ntserver:theta:d:\cvsrepo\test2 passwd -a cvsuser > >without incident. > ntserver is being phased out and if you are installing/configuring a new system you should not use it. There is a better alternative in SSPI, which works functionally in a similar way but technically uses the standard 2401 TCP port. This makes it easier to use with routing and firewalls for example. Please reconsider usage of ntserver. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)