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I've got it working on W2k Proffessional now. I didn't set a global
CVSROOT environment variable, this I have now done. I set the directory to
Medium isolation. As medium isolation is the default setting I doubt that
processes run as IWAM_xxx, but I've made no attempt to check...
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I assume that the CVS executable is also in the SYSTEM PATH ?
I had a report from another user saying he needed to change "the IIS config
for the /cvsweb directory from medium isolation [which runs as IWAM_xxx] to
low isolation [which runs as IUSR_xxx]."
Where is your CVS repository stored? On a shared drive, on a local drive
(as viewed from the server running IIS)?
Try putting cvs.exe, rlog.exe and diff.exe in the c:\winnt\system32
directory (to be sure...), and check the execute permissions.....
Anyone else have any ideas?
Regs,
Arthur
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From: oblin
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Subject: [Cvsnt] [CVSWebNt] Failed to spawn GNU rlog
Dear all,
I'm glad to use the cvsweb for my winxp. I followed the steps in
<http://www.devguy.com/fp/cfgmgmt/cvs/cvs_admin_nt.htm#CVSWEBIIS>
But failed to access the modules list on the web site.
That is,
It works fine when the cgi is starting and list all modules in my
repository. But when I want to see the details of each module, it shows
"Failed to spawn GNU rlog"! What I did wrong? Please help
Here is the reply from Arthur:
>The most common causes for this are:
>1) security
>2) wrong version of rlog/rlog not in SYSTEM's PATH
>
>I've attached the version of rcs tools I use.
>
>The security problems may be anything from Network share to IIS
security.
>Basically, make sure that SYSTEM can run rlog and gain access to the
CVS
>repository (that acutal repository CVSROOT).
>
>Note: if you change your SYSTEM path you MUST reboot your computer.
I'ad done the second step as he told me. But still, it won't work and
show
the same message as above. I'm in deep trouble, no clue at all. Please
help.
Thanks in adv.
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