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Kristoffer Skjutare wrote: > So I removed -t -t -t from inetd.conf an ran it again > > /etc/inetd.conf looking like this > cvspserver stream tcp nowait root /usr/bin/cvs cvs -f > --allow-root=/home/cvsroot pserver > > I found this line in the inetd.conf file so i uncommented this and > commented the one I wrote. > > The result from cvs login is now > > # cvs -t -t -t login > -> Tracelevel set to 3. PID is 319 > -> Session ID is 13f41d7d8ca0a3b > -> Loading protocol /usr/local/lib/cvsnt/pserver_protocol > -> main loop with CVSROOT=:pserver:username at servername:/cvstest > -> wrap_add(*.gif -kb, 0, 0) [snip] > Logging in to :pserver:username at servername:2401:/cvstest > CVS password: > -> Config file name /root/.cvs/cvspass > -> Config file name /root/.cvs/cvspass > cvs [login aborted]: bad auth protocol start: BEGIN AUTH REQUEST > # > It might have something to do with your chroot parameters, but I'm not sure. You might try it without the allow-root param, just to see if that's the problem. Check the user's permissions to the repository too. Just a stab in the dark here, that same command works fine on my FC2 system (but I don't use a chroot either). -- Glen Starrett