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I'm struggling a bit with how to make a Linux box running cvsnt server authenticate users to our windows domain. Here are the specifics. CVSNT version 2.0.34 Linux Redhat AW 3.0 ./configure --enable-gserver --enable-sspi I enabled the gserver bit because I though I might be able to go this route down the road (same with sspi). Now I have the "standard" pserver bits up and running so I can authenticate users against the CVSROOT/passwd file. I've set up cvs.org versions of cvs before so this is pretty straight forward after learning about the /etc/cvsnt/PServer file. What I really want to do is have the users authenticate against the active directory domain. I actually have this working well on the Linux machine for regular logins by using the krb5 pam bits and pointing kerberos to our AD domain. I've also joined the machine to the AD domain using Samba and Samba is able to authenticate shares against AD without a problem. Is there anyway I can tell the pserver to authenticate against AD instead of the local password file? Or do I need to use some different mechanism? I read through the Linux Install WIKI http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/InstallationLinux but wasn't able to glean much more information. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Tim Carlson Voice: (509) 376 3423 Email: Tim.Carlson at pnl.gov EMSL UNIX System Support