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On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 10:54:20 -0700, "David Jackman" <David.Jackman at fastsearch.com> wrote: >I was able to get things running on my server. I uninstalled, cleaned >out the registry settings, then installed again. I didn't pursue the >domain users again due to the constant discouragement from people >smarter than me. Before I wasn't able to get *any* (even non-domain) >users to work with pserver. Now I can. One thing I noticed after >re-installing is that the default domain setting (in server settings) is >set to blank by default. With my first install, I'd set it to the >domain all the users were coming from. Blank is probably the value I >want (especially if I'm not using domain users). However, in the >settings dialog there is no way to choose a blank value once it's been >set to something else. If blank is really an option (the one that >works, no less!), then it ought to be available all the time. I >haven't tried changing the default domain to something to prove that it >was the cause of my problems because I can't change it back afterwards. Its stored in the registry at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CVS\Pserver value DefaultDomain If you erase that value and then restart the CVS service it will be gone. I see what you mean in the way the CVSNT control panel works. I second the suggestion to add a <no domain> entry at the top of the list so that this can be set easier. /Bo (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)