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Hello Carmo, Wednesday, November 8, 2006, 6:46:15 PM, you wrote: C> Help! C> WinCVS 2.0.3.1 C> CVS Server Linux RHEL3 C> cvsnt-2.5.03.2382.msi (Error) C> cvsnt-2.5.04.2471.msi (Error) C> cvsnt-2.0.58.0 (OK, but is OLD CVNT must BUG) C> Log: C> Python 2.4.4 (#71, Oct 18 2006, 08:34:43) [MSC v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] C> on win32 C> cvs -r -d :ssh:carmo at hostlinux:/cvs/myproject/repo1 init C> Cannot access /cvs/transporte/tic/iti/CVSROOT C> No such file or directory You try to init a remote repository. This is not supported by default. It would be mutch better to do the init on the machine where your reporsitory is hosted. cvsadmin at hostlinux> cvs init <real_path_to_repository> it is important not to use the alias-name for your repository but the real path to your repository. If you do the init as root, the repository whill be added to /etc/cvsnt/Pserver.conf automaticaly, but the new created repository will have permissions only for root. So you may want to change this afterwards! If you do the cvs init as a regular cvs user, the Pserver.conf will not be modified (no permissions) but your repository will have suitable permissions... -- Best regards, Richard mailto:richard at wirthware.de