[cvsnt] Add User

[Tony Hoyle]

Bo Berglund wrote:
> The :pserver: protocol is considered insecure because it has no
> method for encryption of the communication. And the password is
> sent nearly in cleartext (very light encryption).
> 
> So someone using a packet sniffer on the network should eb able to
> decode your CVS communications.
> If you are in a closed environment and are not exposing the
> CVS system on the Internet then pserver is probably OK, but
> otherwise you should consider SSPI or something else.
> 
There's also :sserver: which is essentially encrypted pserver.  The 
passwords are still stored on the client side in the registry but the 
wire protocol is secure.

Tony