[cvsnt] Re: Linux & sserver?

[Michael Hauck]

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That was it! It now works using the cvs client on the server. I still
couldn't make it work using eclipse. I'm using the following plugin:

http://home.arcor.de/rolf_wilms/cvsssl/cvsssl_help.html

It works as long I don't set EncryptionLevel=4 in the PServer server config.

Any ideas?

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Von: Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org>
An: Michael Hauck <mailings at mystuff.ch>
Betreff: Re: [cvsnt] Re: Linux & sserver?
Datum: 23/04/04 09:55

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> Michael Hauck wrote:
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> &gt; What I don't understand is: Where does the client need that file?
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> In Windows, it's just in the same directory as the cvs.exe.  On Unix it's
in
> {prefix}/lib/cvsnt with all the protocol files.
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> &gt; After setting up the cvs server I connect to it using the cvs client
> &gt; installed on the server. Just for testing of course, this is where I
get the
> &gt; error.
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> That won't be the problem then... openssl probably doesn't like the
certificate.
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> It must be an unencrypted signed certificate.  There are a number of
websites
> that detail how to generate these correctly (there may even be a command
that
> does the work on your machine already).  Try
> http://lena.franken.de/linux/create_certificate.html for an example.
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> &gt; I have also tried to connect to it using a sserver plugin for
Eclipse. There
> &gt; I get: &quot;Unregognized SSL Message, plaintext connection?&quot;
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> I'm unaware of any kind of sserver plugin for Eclipse.  It's another thing
to
> go wrong so I wouldn't suggest trying to get it to work until the proper
> client is working.
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