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Hi all, This Message is the first Answer of my last posted Problem. So we forgot to send this to the List. Sorry about that --- Here We Go ----------------------------- Hello Oliver, Tuesday, January 25, 2005, 7:12:50 AM, you wrote: OS> Hi out there :-), OS> i have some big problems to configure my cvsnt out. OS> OS : SuSE Linux 9.2 Professional OS> CVSNT 2.0.58d OS> Got anyone Tips and/or Docs (not the original from cvsnt.org caus that OS> doesnt work for me , why ever) for setup cvsnt correctly under Linux with OS> multiuser ? You should at least specify the protocolls you want your users to access cvs. OS> Not every User under cvsnt have Shell access. So you need to use pserver or sserver protocoll, I think. - login as 'root' - Install cvslock deamon and cvs like it is described in the wiki. - Modify your etc/Pserver to enable the 'RunAsUser'. I'd prefere a special user 'CVS' here (it must be added to your system!). - Add your repositories and repository names to etc/Pserver. - create the directories to your repositories and make sure the access rights are set, so that 'CVS' has full access and others don't - login as 'CVS' - run 'cvs -d<repository> init' for each repository you configured in etc/PServer (use the real repository paths here not the repository names -- ':local:CVS at host:/<path to repo>') - login as root and create your cvs useres for each repository by running 'cvs -d<repository> passwd -a <username>' - switch back to user 'CVS' - create an admin file in each <repository>/CVSROOT/ directory and add the accounts you want to be repository admins. Now your server should work basicaly. Next step is to configure the CVSROOT files for each repo. That means checking out CVSROOT to a save location and modifying any of the files as needed by your environment (e.g. setup pre-/post- commit triggers or logging or e-mail notification, cvs-wrappers....). And don't forget to commit your changes! -- --------------------- I hope this works under Redhat also. Regards Oliver -- GMX im TV ... Die Gedanken sind frei ... Schon gesehen? Jetzt Spot online ansehen: http://www.gmx.net/de/go/tv-spot