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Bo, I use XP pro with sp2. Using ssip instead of pserver sounds right. But, honestly I don't know almost anything about sspi protocol at ll at this point, so I think I need to learn it first. If you can suggest any resources I can use to learn it, please let me know. Thank you very much for your help. Sam "Bo Berglund" <bo.berglund at telia.com> wrote in message news:l1g7s2tqjii28r5ackbh8pvnil9gjtp82b at 4ax.com... > On Fri, 2 Feb 2007 14:30:22 -0500, "3c" <seiki_ohnuki at 3circles.biz> > wrote: > >>I just installed CVSNT 2.5.03 on my WinXP-SP2 PC and have experienced an > Which version of XP? There is Home and Pro and CVSNT does not work > fully on Home due to the way Miucrosoft has crippled the networking on > the Home versions. > >>error "usr account disabled" > ...snip >>Logging in to :pserver:testuser at mypc:2401:/ROOT > ... snip >>Prior I set cvsadmin account as: >> C:\cvsrepos>cvs passwd -r cvsadmin -a testuser > ... snip >>testuser is the current login account on Windows OS. >> > If this is the case then why on earth are you using the pserver > protocol???? > You have a CVSNT server running on an XP-Pro PC (or don't you?). > You are logged in to Windows as 'testuser' > Then the simplest approach is to use :sspi: as the protocol as shown > in this command example: > cvs -d :sspi:mypc:/ROOT ls > This should list all the modules available on your server, at the > beginning just the CVSROOT admin module (only shown to admins, but you > stated that you are the admin). > > Note that using the sspi protocol there is no login command used. > > HTH > > /Bo > (Bo Berglund, developer in Sweden)