[cvsnt] RE: remote access

[Oliver Giesen]

Judy, 

this should have gone to the CVSNT list (which I have now forwarded this 
to). I am far from being an expert on these matters. We will finally be 
upgrading to SSPI just next week and will still be within a single 
domain local network. My personal experience with SSPI so far is limited 
to access to a locally running (i.e. on the same machine) test server. I 
will therefore not comment any further on your inquiry. If you are not 
already subscribed to the CVSNT list, you could do so here: 
http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt . Alternatively, 
just access the NNTP interface of the list: 
news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsnt .


> Ps: Is there any documentation about the Macro Menu stuff ? I really 
have no
> idea about what they are.

Do you want to know how to write your own macros or what the existing 
macros do? In the latter case, most macros contain some documentation 
near the top of their source code (in the Macros directory). For the 
former I could only direct you at the existing macros and the 
(well-documented) "glue" modules in the PythonLib/cvsgui folder. Please 
direct further questions in this regard to the CVSGUI list 
(cvsgui at yahoogroups.com or news://news.cvsnt.org/support.cvsgui).

Hope this helps.

Oliver
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-----Original Message-----
From: jyang [mailto:jyang at atsautomation.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 3:48 PM
To: ogware
Subject: remote access


Hi, Oliver:

I am working on setting up CVS for our company.   I have CVSNT installed 
as my server, and WINCVS as client through sspi as the protocol.

I set my user permission under NTFS, which I think is very neat. Create 
my user group, add the user Id to the group, set read/write permission 
....

But I am not sure about this:

The user's domain is different from the domain of the server.

I need to open 2401 port?  Do I have to add the users' name into 
CVSROOT/passwd ?  But I am using NTFS to set permission and reuse the 
system login.  I don't want set systemAuth = No

Thanks for your help.

/Judy




Ps: Is there any documentation about the Macro Menu stuff ? I really 
have no idea about what they are.