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On Sun, 13 Oct 2002 17:00:41 +0100, "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote: >On Sun, 13 Oct 2002 13:32:02 +0200, Bo Berglund wrote: > >> Are there impersonation problems for pserver when the CVSNT server is >> a member of a domain? > >No, it's identical except it queries the DC for the information about >the user. > >You don't have 'Use local users instead of domain' checked? In that case >the 'bob' that's used would a local (to the server) 'bob' rather than a >domain 'bob'. The server that I can't get to work is a W2K server connected to the domain. There are no local users (except one I have put there to be abel to administer this server no matter what...), all are domain users. The checkbox is unchecked so we are using domain accounts. But as I said, when I tested on my server at home (not connected to a domain and therefore using local users) the whole scheme worked properly. So I deduce that something I have done on the CVSNT server must cause this behaviour. The server has been with us for a year and a half and has been running both 1.10.8 for most of this time and then 1.11.1.3 b57j lately. >> What I need is for the setupmgr to connect through pserver in order to >> get a way to include the password in the script and so have the whole >> export done from within a batch file irrespective of who runs the >> batchfile. >> I planned on using something similar to: >> set CVSROOT=:pserver:setupmgr:<his password>@server:/repository >> cvs export .... >> >You could use the user@ syntax of sspi, which works the same a pserver (of >course it's got to be told the password of an active user by 'login' so >that might not be useful depending on your security needs). OK, I will persuade the IT department to create the setupmgr account and give me its password. Also add him to the CVSUsers group of course. Then I can switch to pserver and hopefully get along. I hope the syntax below is valid for sspi in a domain as well: :sspi:user:password at server:/repository because I will have to put the login stuff into the batch file. (I have tested it on my no-domain system at home, works OK) /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)