Re: Help regarding Wincvs 2.0.2.4

Thanks a lot for the help I could setup server adn client they are 
able to communicate using sspi protocol, but one problem i am seeing 
now is.

I have cvsed a directory on the server. The client PC can cvs login 
to server and can see all the files which have been cvsed in the 
directory, when I execute "cvs status" it asks to cvs checkout first.
but if i checkout then another directory is created which is local 
to this client and change commited is stored as a new revision in 
that m/c only not communicated to sever. Is there are way to mount 
the path in server to all clients so that commit on client is 
communicated to server.

Please help me out its in the last stage I guess then my setup 
should be fully functional.

Thanks
Smita



--- In [email protected], Tim Chippington Derrick 
<timchippingtonderrick@...> wrote:
>
> I'm intrigued about this percieved major Unix emphasis in the 
> documentation for WinCVS. As far as I know it is ONLY a Windows 
tool 
> intended for use almost exclusively in a networked environment, 
and most 
> of that is probably LAN-based. You just need a recent version of 
Python 
> installed and install and configure CVSNT and WinCVS as per the 
> instructions.
> 
> There is a very detailed description of the setup of CVSNT on 
> <http://web.telia.com/~u86216177/InstallCVSNT25.html> and detailed 
> instructions on how to use WinCVS on <http://ikon.as/wincvs-howto/>
> 
> Note - if there is already a CVS or CVSNT server you are trying to 
use, 
> you don't need to install your own CVSNT server, just the client-
side 
> components should be enough on the PCs where you intend to run 
WinCVS. 
> But it was useful for me to install my own CVSNT server too so I 
could 
> see and understand both sides of the story... but maybe that's 
just me.
> 
> It's really not that hard to do. You really don't need a detailed 
> step-by-step procedure for setting this stuff up, but the above 
links 
> are about as good as you can get IMHO; others may have different 
> resources they prefer to use. If you still don't know what you are 
> doing, go read some of the excellent tutorial stuff out there 
about what 
> CVS is for, what it does, how it does it, etc.
> 
> connect_to_smita wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am new to this group. I looking for solution for setting Wincvs
> > 2.0.2.4 for Windows in LAN environment.
> >
> > I have seen some the links for setting up issues but none of them
> > give me clear procedure that I need to follow from starting.And 
also
> > I couldnt find any document which explains the steps clearly. 
The doc
> > with the WINCVS software tell majorly refereing to UNIX.
> >
> > SO if any one has already configured and the setup is working 
fine
> > please let me know the procedure to configure server and client.
> >
> > I am trying to setup WInCVS in LAn so that any windows m/c can 
access
> > recent copy of file and commit the changes.
> >
> > Help in this front is very much appreciated as this is a critical
> > requirement for my project.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Smita
> >
> >  
> 
> 
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