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I reinstalled CVSNT which seems to have corrected the original problem. Turns out I will have to go back to pserver anyway because I am using Oracle JDeveloper and it does not directly support sserver or sspi. Thanks, Paul Tony Hoyle wrote: > On Fri, 16 May 2003 13:56:27 +0000 (UTC), barrisca at vodafone.ie (Paul > Barriscale) wrote: > >Hi, > > > >I am getting the following error when trying to login to sserver > >(cvsroot=:sserver:user at host:c:developmentcvsroot) > > > >cvs [login aborted]: ssl connection failed: error:140770FC:SSL > >routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol > It's possible your certificate is invalid... best to get it working with the > default setup before trying to experiment with your own certs. > >One thing I have noticed is that after specifying the SSL cert file and > >private key file within the CVS service control, exiting and then > >returning to it I find they are blank again and also their entries in the > >registry are blank too. > Unless something else is writing to it I can't see how that could happen.. > They're never blank, as the installer sets them up correctly initially (and > the control panel won't let you specify a blank path). Odd permissions, > perhaps? > Firstly make sure the client is working - connect to the cvsnt CVS repository > with sserver. Once that's working point the server at the default certificate > file (cvsnt-default.pem) and try to connect to your own repository. > Tony