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Well Tony, I got it to work apparently. I created a shell script and put it in c:/cygwin/bin. The shell script goes: #!/usr/bin/sh cmd.exe /c cvs $* PServer still apaprently works as I assume that just works off of the cvs.exe. Thanks for the tip. But I will tell you there is a difference with CVSNT 1.11.x and CVSNT 2.5.0.2 and how the output is using Cygwin SSH. Tony Hoyle <tony.hoyle at march-hare.com> wrote in news:di6j6c$19p$1 @paris.nodomain.org: > Mark Townsend wrote: >> I tried pserver and pserver is returning "E cvs server", so it seems a >> problem with Cygwin when launching CVSNT executable. This problem >> doesn't show itself in earlier versions fo CVSNT with Cygwin :extssh: >> > There's probably a setting on cygwin somewhere. > > It's just argv[0]... it's not really a reliable string to be trying to > compare against on any platform and I'm surprised eclipse does so. > > If you can't find a way to do it on cygwin try forcing it through > cmd.exe (which does it correctly) as cmd.exe /c cvs > > Tony