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>I have installed CVSforNT 2.0.58d on my Windows XP Pro computer. I did cvs >init command >to folder c:\cvs and shared it, both for reading and writing. What do you mean by "shared it"? There is explicitly stated that you should *NOT* share any part of the CVSNT repository disk on the network! Why did you do this???? >When I try to (locally) login to server, using pserver protocol, from WinCVS >I get the following error: You cannot just login with pserver unless you have first created the users who are to be allowed pserver access. But then again why would you ever want to use :pserver: when running locally on the same PC as is running the server? Using :sspi: is more appropriate and it does not require a cvs login. >I have added line > cvspserver 2401/tcp #CVS pserver protocol >to services file in windows\system32\drivers\etc folder. Why did you do this? Did you just think thta it would be a good idea by yourself or did you read somewhere that it is needed? In fact it is completely not needed and it should be removed. >CVSROOT in WinCVS preferences is >:pserver:stanislav at localhost:/C:\cvs. The root should be: :sspi:localhost:/cvs