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Hi all, I am trying to get an NT (Win2K) CVS server running on a Domain server (problem?) box. Bo's Install FAQ was followed very closely (BTW, the FAQ does not mention 'cvs init', is this covered somewhere else?) The repository is located on a drive letter (K) at K:\cvs. The CVSROOT file seems to be there... (I used 'cvs init' to create it.). I am not sure what authentication is running, or how to determine this. Let's say the server is Deathstar. So I (on another station, using WinCVS or COMMAND LINE) try to login to this server, and this is what happens... WINCVS cvs checkout -P test (in directory C:\) cvs [checkout aborted]: k:\cvs: no such repository The authentication used was sspi. There is a test directory in the cvs rep. It was put there using the services applet as per the directions in Bo's newsletter. WinCVS is setup as follows: Authentication sspi Path K:\cvs Host Address Deathstar Username (*) CVSROOT Deathstar:k:\cvs Note: Username can be left blank or is set to my login id, if it is set, then the result is cvs checkout -P test (in directory C:\) cvs [checkout aborted]: : Authentication failed If my name is left blank, I get this: cvs checkout -P test (in directory C:\) cvs [checkout aborted]: j:\cvs: no such repository With authentication set to 'ntserver', I get the same result as I do with sspi & no username (see above). COMMAND LINE The command line is giving me different errors. This is two attempts via command line; C:\GNU\CVS_Sandboxen\DeathstarTest>cvs -d :sspi:deathstar:k:/cvs co . cvs checkout: unknown method in CVSroot: :sspi:deathstar:k:/cvs cvs [checkout aborted]: Bad CVSROOT. C:\GNU\CVS_Sandboxen\DeathstarTest>cvs -d :ntserver:deathstar:k:/cvs co . cvs checkout: unknown method in CVSroot: :ntserver:deathstar:k:/cvs cvs [checkout aborted]: Bad CVSROOT. my CVSROOT env var is : cvsroot=:sspi:deathstar:/cvs , for sspi-auth cvsroot=:ntserver:deathstar:/cvs, for ntserver It seems as if the NT cvs server does not recognize that K:\cvs exists. Anyone know what the problem could be? Notes: (1) I put a question mark beside the Domain Server reference, as I was told by my admin that this server does not have local login ID's for anyone (except admin). I do not know if this is an issue or not. (2) The CVS Server is the latest V1.11.1.3, latest build as of Apr 29/2002 (3) WinCVS is 1.3.8.1. Beta 8 Thanks in advance for any feedback ... - Richard _______________________________________________ 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