By Camry.Wu
CVS installation and use
Summary: Simple narrating CVS installation
Schematic steps
CVS is a frequently used thing, starting very simple, record steps, so aside forgetting.
Construction users and group $ su
# APT-GET Install CVS
# MKDIR / USR / CVSROOT
# GroupAdd CVS
# ueradd -g cvs -g cvs -d / usr / cvsroot cvsroot
# UserAdd -g CVS CVSPUB
If you use xinetd, write in /etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver: Service CvspServer
{
Disable = no
Flags = Reuse
Socket_type = stream
Wait = NO
User = root
Server = / usr / bin / cvs
Server_args = -f -allow-root = / usr / cvsroot PServer
LOG_ON_FAILURE = UserID
}
Then run: Service Xinetd Restart If you use inetd, add: CVSPServer Stream TCP NOWAIT ROOT / USR / BIN / CVS -F -AOTOW-ROOT = / usr / cvsroot PServer
Then run: /etc/init.d/inetd Restart determines if it is running: netstat -lnp | Grep 2401 Jian library # Export cvsroot = / usr / cvsroot
# cvs init
Create CVS users # cd / usr / cvsroot / cvsroot
# Touch Readers
One-dimensional user list, where users only read permissions. (Prior)
# Touch Writer
One-dimensional user list, where the user can have write permissions.
# Touch Passwd (Password table, format as follows)
Username: Encrypted password (same as Shadow): Equivalent User Name (available CVSPUB)
Tips when using
Record some tips here.
Connect to the CVS server in Windows. Different CVS versions have different performances, you can try several times. Many CVS servers are built on the Windows machine, due to various software restrictions, CVSROOT is sometimes set to an absolute path, such as C: / cvsroot. You need to pay attention to setting CVSROOT in the CVS client: Some need to be set to: PServer: user @ Website: c: / cvsroot Some want to set it to: PServer: user @ Website: / c // cvsroot
Last updated: Friday, December 3, 2004 14:52 0 Second HTML Conversion Procedure: Tex2Page 2004-09-11
