Re: Re: MacCvs error!

Am 22.7.08 um 20:24 schrieb ntongoy:

> I remember prior to installing MacCvsX, I installed subversion. Do you
> think it has something to do with it?
>
To be honest, I don't know, but I saw posts on the web that nailed  
down ssh problems like yours to an old svn installation...
It _might_ be related, but I don't know exactly what to suggest - it's  
probably not easy to get completely rid of your svn installation :(
If svn is installed in /usr/local/... you may try to rename /usr/local  
to something else, so it's not found in your shared library paths and  
check wether this solves things.

Alternatively, do you have access to another computer without svn  
installed where you could try to get MacCvsX running with ssh?

</jum>
>
>
> --- In [email protected], Jens Miltner <jum@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Am 15.07.2008 um 21:03 schrieb ntongoy:
> >
> > > I finally configured my mac to connect to ssh without asking for  
> the
> > > password/passphrase. But the maccvsx still doesnt work. The same  
> error
> > > still displayed everytime I do something with it (update, commit,
> > > add) :(
> > >
> > Hmmh - really strange...
> >
> > A quick google search returned me some svn-related issues that give
> > the same error messages on Leopard.
> > One of them
> (<http://de-compile.blogspot.com/2008/03/site5-subversion-setup.html
> > >) essentially solved the problem by generating the appropriate  
> keys,
> > but since you've done that, this is obviously not the problem.
> > The other (<http://asinglepixel.com/blog/?p=26>) sort of solved the
> > problem by removing an old svn installation in /usr/local. This made
> > me think that maybe you've got some old libraries in /usr/local/lib
> > that may get linked at runtime instead of the new ones installed by
> > Leopard?
> >
> > Do you have anything in /usr/local/lib that might conflict with the
> > system libraries? If you do have stuff in /usr/local/lib, please try
> > to rename /usr/local/lib to something else temporarily, then launch
> > MacCvsX and try again...
> >
> > Apart from that, you could try whether the cvsnt tool works from the
> > commandline:
> >
> > - download and install cvsnt 2.5.03.2382 from cvsnt.org and install
> > the tool (WARNING: this will override your stock cvs tool in /usr/
> > bin/, so you may need to reinstall the Developer Tools if you rely  
> on
> > the standard cvs tool somewhere).
> > - run a cvs command from the commandline, e.g.
> >
> > /usr/bin/cvsnt -d <your_CVSROOT> update .
> >
> > and see if this works without having to enter a password at the
> > commandline.
> >
> >
> > </jum>
> >
>


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