[cvsnt] Re: :sserver: on Linux

Tony Hoyle tmh at nodomain.org
Fri Mar 26 13:43:06 GMT 2004


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On Fri, 26 Mar 2004 13:30:45 +0100, torsten at tiscali.dk wrote:

>
>Tony Hoyle wrote:
> 
>>> I generated a certificate using 'CA.pl -newcert' an
>>> copied the newreq.pem
>>> file to /etc/cvsnt.
>>
>> That'll create an encrypted certificate, which won't work.
>>
>> You need to do:
>> CA.pl -newreq-nodes
>> CA.pl -sign
>>
>> Then paste the private key from newreq.pem into newcert.pem, and use that.
>
>Thanks. Well, at least it's different now: :-)
>
>   cvs [checkout aborted]: connect to linux1.aal.gatehouse:2444 failed:
>No
>   connection could be made because the target machine actively refused
>it. 
>
>(I have set up sserver to use port 2444 in inetd.conf so that pserver and
>sserver may coexist). There is of course no AV on the server, and it is
>inside the LAN. I also do not have any software firewall on the client.
>
It sounds like it's not listening, or there's a firewall on the linux
server or something.  Do netstat -an to see if there's anything
listening on that port..

I'm not sure why you'd want to use another port though as the
protocols coexist perfectly well on a single server.

Tony




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