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I'm stupid. I'm a new linux user and did some extensive testing on a linux box. I had been a little sloppy in setting up my .bashrc and .cshrc profiles. Also I was not quite correctly setting up the CVSROOT vars for either shell environment. Once that was done correctly I was able to do a checkout. I used commands of the form, where user "kirk" is a local WinXP account. CVSROOT=:pserver:kirk at 137.51.14.45:/be cvs -d :pserver:kirk at 137.51.14.45:/be login I assume since I accepted the default CVSNT installation prefix "c:/cvsrepo" that is why I don't have to use the funky \\c\be workaround mentioned for Unix clients in the FAQ. Agree? >My repository is the default CVSNT install with the following repositories: > >c:/cvsrepo > /be > /CVSROOT > /mw > /CVSROOT > /documents > /CVSROOT >c:/cvstemp -----Original Message----- From: Glen Starrett [mailto:grstarrett at cox.net] Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 4:47 PM To: Woellert, Kirk D.; cvsnt at cvsnt.org cvsnt downloads at march-hare.com @CVSNT on Twitter CVSNT on Facebook Subject: RE: [cvsnt] linux clients cannot login to CVSNT > Yes, I have the CVS prefix set to c:/CVSREPO. I accepted the default > installation to keep things simple. So even with the prefix > as you have > mentioned, Linux clients nor some command attempts cant connect. Can you be more specific on the "nor some command attempts" part? Are you saying Linux clients can't at all and XP/NT/W2K have some trouble, or is this some other case? Glen Starrett