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From: | Lars Thuring |
Subject: | Re: Changing CVS repository name |
Date: | Wed, 29 Oct 2003 21:23:50 +0100 |
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address@hidden wrote:
Lars Thuring writes:Needless to say this doesn't work when we try to access the fresh repository... regardless of what we do we get address@hidden lth]$ cvs login Logging in to :pserver:address@hidden:2401/data/cvsrep CVS password: /data/cvsrep: no such repositoryThat message indicates that the repository you specified (/data/cvsrep) does not exactly match any of the --allow-root= options specified for the server. You probably have a typo in your xinetd config file.
We checked this several times. Even went as far as trying to create a new repository called "/r" just to make sure we did not spell anything wrong on either side. But there was no way of *not* using the original repository path /data/cvsroot. <sigh>
Unfortunately we cannot spend more time looking into this so the computer in question has been completely reinstalled with a new OS and now we have a repository called /data/cvsrep with no problems.
Also we did not find a solution to multi-user access control to different modules so we are skipping that. The NFS mount point will only be used by a cron command to do the nightly backup of the repository.
Thank you all for the help. best regards, Lars
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