[Cvsnt] A few newbie's questions.

[Bo Berglund]

1. Several repositories are used when you need to separate access to
code among different groups of developers or otherwise when you want
to isolate things.
And of course you need to define these things for each repository.

2. Each 'project' should go into a separate *module* in the same
repository. Inside the module you can have separate submodules
(=directories) for each subproject (for example one for each dll or
ocx you develop for the main project).

3. Which version of cvs are you using (on client *and* server)?

/Bo

On Tue, 2 Jul 2002 12:22:29 +0000 (UTC), ryring at arnet.com.ar
("Fernando G. Filas") wrote:

>Hello, I'm newbie in cvs.
>I installed cvsnt in my NT4 server (SP5) and WinCvs in my NT4 ws.
>I followed the directions on the page
>http://w1.858.telia.com/~u85831169/InstallCVSNT.html. It's running ok!!.
>
>But I have some questions:
>
>1. Wich is the sense to create several repositories? I understand that I
>need to redefine users and passwords for each new repository. Is it right?
>
>2. Do I have to create one repository for each project? I call project,
>every product that my compny produce.
>
>3. If 2 is true: I create two repositories and I can't access (via pserver
>mode) into the second one. Via ntserver all works fine. I defined the same
>users and passwords for the 2 repositories. This is the message that I
>receive when I try to login to the second repository:
>
>D:\>set cvsroot=:pserver:winnt40/Qoffice
>
>D:\>cvs login
>Logging in to :pserver:Administrador at winnt40:2401/Qoffice
>CVS password: *****
>CVS login: Empty password used - try 'cvs login' with a real password
>
>CVS [login aborted]: authorization failed: server winnt40 rejected access to
>/Qoffice
>
>I will apreciate your answers.
>Regards,
>FF
>
>
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