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Hey all. I'm sort of a newbie at CVSNT and have a few questions. First off, I should mention that I am running a CVSNT server on a windows machine. I have successfully had windows clients connect to the server. However, I also want to have both a debian as well as red-hat linux client connect as well. One thing to mention is that I have successfully had eclipse (running on both of the previously mentioned types of linux) connect to the server. I'd like to use a non-eclipse linux client as well though. I downloaded the CVSNT for redhat client. I'm running Debian so I ran the alien command to convert to a debian package and then installed from there. It seemed like it ran successfully but I'm not sure how to tell how. Is there any way to tell? When I type "cvsnt" at the command line it gives me a "command not found" error (which I know means it's not in the PATH but I thought that the files gets added to the PATH as necessary on the install). One thing I noticed is that when I type "cvs --help" it says "For CVS updates and additional information, see the CVSNT home page at http://www.cvsnt.org". That alone makes me think I've got cvsnt installed. Anyway, assuming it is successfully installed are there any free gui-based linux clients out there? I tried visual_cvs but it requires a license code (plus I couldn't figure out how to point it to my CVSNT Server). It seems too hard to believe that I couldn't find one more easily. I noticed a few clients (e.g. jCVS) on sourceforge but I'm not sure if it supports CVSNT. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail