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Hello all. I'm currently running CVSNT on a Win2K workstation (old version, 57 or 62, I can't check at this moment). It works very well, but I would rather consolidate it with the rest of the services on my network, which are served off a Linux machine. (It's just that I've got all the infrastructure for management, backup, etc. working very well on the Linux box, and it would require much work to get the Win2K box to the same level). I've had a quick look at the sources, and a quick search through the mailing list, and still miss some information - please forgive me if it is available and I just missed it. My PDC is Samba running on Red Hat 7.3; Unix and Windows passwords are synchronized between passwd and smbpasswd How stable is CVSNT for Unix? What functionality is different from CVSNT on NT, and what's different from plain old CVS on Unix? (from the sources, I see :sspi: is not implemented for Unix, but there seems to be history of using parts of samba to provide NT domain authentication?) Is there a (simple) way to make CVSNT on linux authenticate against an NT domain (without, e.g. installing winbind, that is)? Is anyone out there actually using CVSNT on unix in a production environment? Thanks in advance, Ori.