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Are you running on Windows? I have CVSNT on an NT4 server. I user pserver because I want to be able to get at it without having an account on the machine. Create the repository using the CVSNT control panel. Create a user that has the necessary rights for that directory, I call it CVSUser. Now open a cmd window: > set cvsroot=d:\cvsnt\repository\yourrepository > cvs passwd -a -r CVSUser newuserforthisrepository Now CVS will request a new password. The password and user apply only the named repository. You can examine the passwd file in CVSROOT in the repository to see the list of users for it. I'm pretty much a novice at CVS too so all I can say is that this works for me. Kevin. On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 13:58:52 +0100, Niklas Richardson <niklas at null.net> wrote: > Hi everyone! > > I've installed CVSNT and imported my repositories with no trouble. > > I now want to set up users. Not users from my NT user list though. > > Sserver seems to be the best option. > > However, I can't seem to add new users. > > I've tried to decrypt the docs on this and failed miserably. > > Can someone please help me step-by-step go through setting up my user > management (not using the NT user list). > > Thanks very much. > > Niklas > > -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/