[cvsnt] Re: most stable version of CVSNT

[Raheel]

Hi, I used File monitor utility at my cvs server to see what blocks cvs to
access the repository files. I try for login and got it successfully. Then I
try  "cvs ls -R" and throws that "rep/CVSROOT: no such file or directory".
But at server, when I looked at the console of filemon, it didn't complains
of any blocked access to file/folder. Its result column has "SUCCESS", while
its PATH column has "C:\cvsnt\cvs.exe". It didn't show me that which file it
is accessing when I run the command "cvs ls". So, what did u say? One more
thing: how can I assure that my cvsnt service is running as SYSTEM account,
plz Help? And if it is running as SYSTEM account then how can i stop it to
run as SYSTEM.

million of thanks!!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Glen Starrett" <grstarrett at cox.net>
Newsgroups: support.cvsnt
To: <cvsnt at cvsnt.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 11:15 AM
Subject: [cvsnt] Re: most stable version of CVSNT


> Raheel wrote:
> > Hi All, as you people guess that I didn't find any solution for my
> > problem (plz see the thread "accessory repository root with CVSNT
> > 2.0.41a"). I want to know that which is the most stable version of
> > CVSNT to use without any bugs. Secondly, plz suggests about the user
> > creation. I want to use pserver with my NT 4.0 OS. I have already
> > created a user ("cvsuser") on my NT 4 server and it is also in
> > administrators group. Then I create user in cvs (cvs passwd -a
> > cvsuser -r cvsuer). It creats the user successfully and I logged-in
> > too. But i am not been able to access my repository "test". It says
> > that test/CVSROOT and other files are missing, while cvs already
> > initializes the repository and files are there (I did checked the
> > repository myself). So, plz tell me what should I do now? Should I
> > revert back to some older (and out-dated) version?? Plz suggest.
>
> Have you tried determining what is blocking CVS from accessing the
> files?  File permissions, AV software, firewall software all could cause
> something like that.
>
> Just a thought:  Is the CVS service running as SYSTEM account?
>
> It works fine for a large number of people--look to your machine
> configuration for answers.  Check the event log.  List any AV or
> firewalls you're running.  Try using a trace utility on your system to
> see what file accessing is going on
> (http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/filemon.shtml).
>
>
> --
> Glen Starrett
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