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> how do I have to set CVSROOT on Linux (SuSe 8.1, cvs-1.11.2) to access > CVSNT-2.0.9. The repository on Windows is in: > C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\zk\Eigene Dateien\cvsfiles\CVS > > I have already tried: ':pserver:USER at HOST:/C//Dokumente und > Einstellungen/zk/Eigene Dateien/cvsfiles' but it didn't work. I think you have to escape the spaces in the file name Try: ':pserver:USER at HOST:/C//Dokumente\ und\ Einstellungen/zk/Eigene Dateien/cvsfiles', I'm not sure if that will do it or not--search the list archives for working examples if that doesn't work (I know there are some). But even better, use the Repository root setting. Set that to "C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\zk\Eigene Dateien" on the server then use: ':pserver:USER at HOST:/cvsfiles'. The downside of that is then you need all the repositories in the same place (if that's a problem at all). Hope this helps. Glen Starrett