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jonathan dumaresq wrote: > same thing. > > I have another question for you. When I installed the cvsnt on the server > (linux). I do the following step: > > 1- ./configure > 2- make > 3 make install > 4 edit /etc/inetd.conf > 5 edit /etc/services > 6 edit /etc/profile to add CVSROOT=/repository and export CVSROOT > 7 killall -HUP inetd > 8 create /repository > 9 cvs init > > this is what I done. > > I would like to know if I miss something. Normaly I have to copy the > shadow file in the CVSROOT but even I do this or not I can connect to the > server and login sucessfuly !! You certainly shouldn't be copying the shadow file into the CVSROOT!!! There are probably lots of sites for setting up Unix CVS but it's basically.. ./configure make make install edit /etc/inetd.conf (optional) edit /etc/services then either (Unix cvs compatible): Add --allow-root lines to the line in /etc/inetd.conf or (cvsnt specific) Edit /etc/cvsnt/PServer and add repository lines (the install should have created an example file /etc/cvsnt/PServer.example). killall -HUP inetd. create /repository then cvs init Tony