Re: CVS Unix to Linux Migration

Rez wrote, On 02/04/2009 05:35 PM:
>> Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 09:58:47 -0500> From: [email protected]> To: [email protected]> CC: [email protected]> Subject: Re: CVS Unix to Linux Migration> > Rez wrote, On 02/04/2009 12:49 AM:> > Hi Everyone> > > > I'm in the midst of migrating our current repository > > from an old Solaris box > > to a new Redhat(CentOS 5.2) linux box.> > > > CVS is installed, configured, and all set up on the new server. > > Users have been re-created and setup in /etc/passwd. > > I created a test Repo and from a Windows client machine > > using WinCVS I managed to connect via the > > pserver method and checkout a project/module successfully.> > I assume this means you have modified the /etc/xinet.d/cvs file correctly and > thus inet recognizes calls to it on 2401.
>  
> Yes, I can both telnet to the port and connect via a cvs client to the server. Would you please check the content of my file to make sure it's ok, thanks:
>  
> $ cat /etc/xinetd.d/cvs# default: off# description: The CVS service can rec=
ord the history of your source \#              files. CVS stores all the ve=
rsions of a file in a single \#              file in a clever way that only=
  stores the differences \#              between versions.service cvspserver=
{        disable =3D no        port                    =3D 2401        sock=
et_type             =3D stream        protocol                =3D tcp      =
   wait                    =3D no        user                    =3D root   =
      passenv                 =3D PATH        server                  =3D /u=
sr/bin/cvs        env                     =3D HOME=3D/cvs        server_arg=
s             =3D -f --allow-root=3D/cvs pserver#       bind               =
      =3D 127.0.0.1}

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I find your replies difficult to interpret to the point I usually only reply 
to your original posts (which for some reason are readable).

Thanks.
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