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David, OK, I took your suggestion and changed the repository. When I run cvs admin I get a CVSROOT not defined. As I said, I am really new to this and pretty much lost at this point. Thanks Calvin >/ I am trying to setup the cvsnt server on a Linux box running RedHat 9.0 />/ I downloaded the .rpm and installed it. /[snip] >/ CVS Server Configuration - I uncommented the repository lines: />/ Repository0=/usr/local/cvs />/ Repository0Name=/cvs />/ Repository0Description=ETS Repository /[snip] >/ I then ran the cvs -d :local:/usr/local/cvs init / /var/lib/cvsnt would be a more logical place to put your repository. >/ In the SmartCVS I use: />/ User root />/ Server address 172.16.100.103 />/ Path to repository /usr/local/cvs />/ and the password. / Path to repository should be /cvs since this is what you've specified in Repository0Name=/cvs >/ After that point I am lost. I am not sure what else I need to do or />/ change or point to another location to make it work. Any ideas would be />/ greatly appreciated. Thanks / Does cvs work from the command line? -- David Somers