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> Not that I know of, you either use :ntserver: from NT class clients > using the named pipe or you use :pserver: as original CVS from any > client machine type. okay thanks, that makes that easy then. i need domain integration with pserver which works great with 1.11.1 so i'll stick with that and deal with any issues that arrise. > Given that 1.11.1.x can impersonate a valid domain user even if > invoked using :pserver: (as I said I have not tested), then of course > the file system permissions will come into play here. great. looking good :) > I personally use Cisco's VPN system to access my corporate LAN from > the web and once logged in I am authenticated by the domain. But I am > using NT4 and W2000 clienst exclusively of course... we use pptp (about to move to ipsec and a cisco vpn concentrator) for the same purpose. we use ssl/cvs on unix for access to customers that we don't want to give access to our corporate network. > I don't give much for this issue with all the env variables. I have > set up my *server* with TMP and TEMP variables, that is all. Don't > understand why people seem so keen on discussing these, the other vars > seem not to be needed at all. I have never set any and my > installations work just fine both on server and client side... okay, that's what i wanted to know. i didn't set them either and everything seemed to work fine, but i kept seeing people talking about them and wondered what the deal was. adam. _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list Cvsnt at cvsnt.org http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt https://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/en.asp#downcvs