[cvsnt] Re: lockserver cvsnt 2.0.28

Sat Feb 14 11:56:41 GMT 2004

My setup:
no repository prefix
Repository: C:/Freigaben/CVS/mkz
checked on: "Impers. enabled" - "Use local ..." - "Lockserver listen .."
CVS server port "2401"
Lock Server "localhost" "2402"
Enc. "Optional"
Compr. "Optional"

CVSROOT/config:
SystemAuth=No
LockDir=c:\Freigaben\Edlock\cvs_lock

C:\Programme\cvsnt>cvslock -test
CVSLock 2.0.28 (Feb 12 2004) starting in test mode.
Initialising socket...ok
Starting lock server on port 2402/tcp...
CVS Lock service initialised successfully
Lock Client #0(mars.intra.edevax.de) opened
(#0) New client GWinkler() root C:/Freigaben/CVS/mkz
No more clients
Lock Client #0 closed

Thats it.
Gerd
"Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:c0jrem$t0f$1 at sisko.local.nodomain.org...
> Gerd wrote:
> > Hi,
> > after install cvsnt 2.0.28 on a MS Windows Server 2003, there is the
> > following problem with wincvs 1.3.15:
> >
> > cvs [server aborted]: Failed to obtain lock on
C:/........../GEN_APPL.BAT,v:
> > 001 FAIL Lock not within repository
> >
> > I use sspi-protokoll via VPN-Network.
> >
> What's your setup? Do you have a repository prefix etc.?
>
> 2.0.28 is a lot more sensitive to path changes than the others... it
> shouldn't affect anything though as cvs make sure it passes the right
> stuff to lockserver.
>
> Stopping the lockserver then running 'cvslock -test' will give you a
> running output of what's happening...  basically you're looking for
> likes like:
>
> (#0) New client tmh(localhost) root D:/repo
> (#0) Lock request on D:/repo/bintest (Read Advisory Directory)
> (#0) Lock request on D:/repo/bintest/c.exe,v (Read Full File)
>
> The root in the first line should match exactly the start of the string
> in the lock request (2.0.28 lockserver is case sensitive - the cvs.exe
> makes the case translation automatically before passing the request up
> the server).
>
> Tony