[cvsnt] Re: CVS network question

Glen Starrett grstarrett at cox.net
Wed Mar 31 17:50:40 BST 2004


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Kevin wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am new to CVS.  I am using the 2.0.36 version, and am trying to access a
> CVS repository on our network.  We have elected not to use SSH, and I am
> using the CVSNT.exe command prompt.  I had mapped the drive on the remote
> machine and tried to use CVS on this mapped drive to check out a project,
> but it wouldnt let me use a mapped drive, unless I used the -N cvs option.
> In checking out a project, what is the final syntax?  Without the -N, I
> would type cvs -d [remote repository location] checkout [project name].  I
> have tried incorporating the -N in the command and have yet to get it to
> work.  Sorry for this simple question...

The -N is to server as a warning--you shouldn't be doing it that way. 
Set up CVSNT on one machine with it's server components.  Take a look at 
Bo's installation tips for help on setting up a server, then use one of 
the normal protocols (not mapped drives) to connect to the server.


	cvs -d :sspi:myserver:/test checkout mymodule


Regards,

-- 
Glen Starrett



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