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I set up WinCVS v1.11.1.3 (57c) on 2000 server.
I validate users against domain users accounts.
Everything is wonderful with ntserver mode form clients (wincvs, ecc.).
The problem raises when I try to use pserver mode
This is what I see by connecting from a DOS prompt on the same machine:
C:\>cvs -d:pserver:<user>@<server>:f:\cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:<user>@<server>:2401f:\cvs
CVS password: *******
cvs [login aborted]: authorization failed: server <server> rejected
access to f:\cvs for user <user>
This is a dump of traffic between a client and the server:
-> means traffic from client to server
<- means traffic from server to client
-> BEGIN VERIFICATION REQUEST
-> f:\cvs
-> <user>
-> <strange chars>
-> END VERIFICATION REQUEST
<- I HATE YOU
I tried the following, as in the readme:
1. Put Impersonation (from regedit) to 0.
2. Grant to the SYSTEM account the rights to "Create a token object".
3. Put SystemAuth=no on CVSROOT\config and wirte a passwd file with
aline reading:
<user>:!<domain>
But the result is always the same.
Note on point 3: in this case the ntserver authenticates users against
the password file (if user is not there, it does not get access rights),
but pserver still negate access.
I see that: the server is listening on the TCP port, but it can not
authenticate the user.
Pserver subsystem ignores the authentication methods.
How can I come out from this?
i.e. how can I make the pserver authenticate users?
Thank you for the kind attention.
Marco.
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