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Bo, it worked fine. Thank you. I don't know if you or someone collect any info regarding successfull installs. Mine is XP Pro server and a couple of XP Pro (and Home!) clients thru sserver, some on intranet, some spread all over the world. Server running 2.5.03 Build 2151 Clients running CVSNT Client 2.5.03.2238 Eugenio 2006/2/13, Bo Berglund <bo.berglund at telia.com>: > > On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 14:02:56 -0300, Eugenio Lysei Junior > <lyseie at gmail.com> wrote: > > >Hello Bo, thanks for responding. > > > >I've read your doc entirely, and did what it says. Excuse me if I ask > dumb > >questions, but problem persists. > >I intend to use CVSNT to work with one CVS client inside firewall, and > two > >CVS clients outside (running TortoiseCVS). > >So I disabled pserver, and thought I could communicate/authenticate using > >SSPI. > > Yes, you can. I have such a setup running myself. > - Open the Internet firewall on port 2401 for redirect to the CVSNT > server. I would not experiment with different ports until I get the > basics working. > > - On the outside use CVSROOT=:sspi:user at server:/repo where "server" is > the DNS name of your firewall or its IP address. > > - Do a cvs login and specify the user password > > Now all is set up for accessing the internal server from outside the > firewall using a cvs client. > > >Client workstations are not on same CVSNT server domain, and run Windows > XP > >(Home or Pro). > Don't use XP Home. It's networking capabilities are crippled. > > > > >1. Server > >Running Win XP Pro running CVSNT. Disabled simple file sharing. > >Created "newuser" with no password. > > Why did you want to do this? It's a security hole. > > >Created 'xpuser' on CVSNT server domain. > > So the server is member of a proper domain then? > > >xpuser has all security privileges in C:\CVSREPO and C:\CVSTEMP dirs (and > so > >SYSTEM and ADMIN users). > >I disabled pserver plug-in. > > That's Ok provieded you want to use sspi only. > > >Added 1 repository named /Test located at > >C:\CVSREPO\Test > > > >2. Client > >On TortoiveCVS client, I try to obtain Test module using: (I changed > port) > What do you mean by "obtain Test module"??? > There is as yet no module except the admin module CVSROOT in your new > repository! > > >:sspi:xpuser at myserver:1703/Test > > Do not change the port, use the default 2401 at the beginning. > Go to a command window on the server PC itself and use the command > line client so you can minimize problems. > set CVSROOT=:sspi:xpuser at myserver:/Test > cvs login (enter password) > cvs ls > > There should be no errors here. > > Now repeat the same on a different PC on the inside network where you > have installed the CVSNT client. If you have not installed it you can > copy the contents of the CVSNT install dir to the other PC and set > your path to point to the folder where the copied files are located. > > You should not get any errors here either. > > > > >But get the same unrecognired auth error. > >At first, TortoiseCVS gets this error and prompts for a password. > >I type the very same password I used to register user xpuser on CVSNT > >server. > > What do you mean by "register user xpuser on CVSNT server"???? > There is no registration action used in CVS.... > > > > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden) > _______________________________________________ > cvsnt mailing list > cvsnt at cvsnt.org cvsnt downloads at march-hare.com @CVSNT on Twitter CVSNT on Facebook > http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs > -- Eugenio Lysei Junior lyseie at gmail.com