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From: | Dennis Jones |
Subject: | Re: cvs setup for linux server,NT client |
Date: | Thu, 15 Mar 2001 09:00:30 -0800 |
I currently use RedHat Linux 6.2 as the CVS server,
and multiple NT boxes as clients, so it sounds like your setup is very much like
mine. If this mailing list is any indication, unless you are using RedHat
Linux 7.0, CVS installation and setup should go quite smoothly. I had
almost no trouble at all with CVS on Red Hat Linux 6.2, and I am anything but a
unix expert.
With a Linux/NT setup, you can choose just about any protocol you want -- there are no
hard and fast rules for which ones to use. If you don't care about
security, you can just use CVS's built-in "rsh" protocol (simple .rhosts
setup, no external programs are required). If you want
some security but are not paranoid, you can use CVS's "pserver" protocol
(simple inetd.conf setup, no external programs, but requires a password to
logon). If you want lots of security, you can use "ssh" as an
external protocol (I've never used SSH, but lots of other people have).
Any of these protocols should work fine with
your setup. The CVS manual discusses more about the different protocols
and how to configure them, which might also help you decide.
I don't know anything about Cygwin, but
WinCVS will work with any of the above protocols.
Hope this helps.
- Dennis
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