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Tom, > /usr/local/bin/sparcv9/cvsnt -f --allow-root=/export/lo\ > cal/home/toolsa OK - first of all - forget everything you know about CVS - CVSNT is NOT CVS. Get rid of all the options to cvsnt in inetd.conf like -f and --allow-root. CVSNT doesn't have all the security headaches of CVS and needs to have all the repositories configured in /etc/cvsnt/PServer for ALL protocols (except for :local:) - unfortunately the name of the file is a little misleading. Second - unless you are going to be working with very large revisions (eg: > 500MB) or lots of revisions of largish files (eg: 500 revisions of a 100Mb file) then use the 32 bit CVSNT on Solaris. On the commercial side the minimum price tag for x64 installs is significantly higher than the minimum price of a x32 install because the x64 builds are a lot of work to get right and the extra time consumes the extra money. > ffffffff7f17c1fc _ZN8CRunFile4waitERii (ffffffff7fffd980, > ffffffff7fffd974, ffffffffffffffff, ffffffff7fffd090, 0, 0) \ > + 610 > ffffffff7bb09fb4 Do you have cvslockd running on the server? You should. Check you can connect to it ok on the server using 'telnet localhost 2402'. Some 'external' command is being ran (which is either a trigger that you have defined or the server manually trying to start the cvs lock daemon because it's not already running). > looks like the postcommand trigger has not yet officially > completed and the error is occurring in the socket > communications back to the client. Do you have anything defined in the postcommand, ie: CVSROOT/postcommand? > Unfortunately, when I enable tracing in PServer via: > > AllowTrace=1 > ServerTraceFile=/tmp/cvsnt.log > > I get a client-side error of: > 15:39:16: S -> tag_fileproc - finally RCS_settag > 15:39:16: S -> tag_fileproc - finally RCS_settag ok > 15:39:16: S -> tag_fileproc(2) rewrite > rcsfile="/export/local/home/toolsadm/CVS_REPO/OIL/README.txt,v" > symtag="anothert\ > ag", rev="1.14", date="2008.12.22.20.39.16" > > cvsnt [tag aborted]: end of file from server (consult > above messages if any) Yes - Solaris unfortunately does that quite a lot, we are trying to make all the debugging Solaris safe but it takes time... I'll try and find what TRACE statement we've missed based on your results... Regards, Arthur