Because it is necessary to develop cross-network cooperation, the company decides to use CVS as a configuration library management tool. Since I didn't use CVS before, the company server used Window2003 system, so I started to find information. After searching, decided to use CVSNT TORTOISECVS to be implemented. From www.cvsnt.org, the latest CVSNT is only version 2.0.58, and other versions cannot be found. From SourceForge.net, the latest version of TortoiseCVS then found a lot of related information from the Internet, started to be installed. Among them, after several attempts. Still not working properly. The next day, after I accidentally removed the port number, I was called success. Now put the configuration process Rosted as follows: CVSNT setting 1. Install CVSNT and restart 2. Open Service Control Panel3. Set Advabced-> Temporary to select all options to set all the options to set the LOCALHOST, other options do not change 4 Add Repositories Click the Add button, select a ready-to-empty directory such as location = c: / cvsadmin; name = / cvsadmin system will prompt whether it is initialized, point OK 5. If the CVSService or CVSLock service is not started, please start the test server first. 1. Start menu -Run-cmd, enter the command line environment 2. Enter CVS, there will be the corresponding help, if there is no appearance, indicating that the PATH value in the environment variable is not set, you can manually set to your cvs.exe file Directory 3.Set cvsroot =: sspi: localhost: / cvsadmin4. Enter CVS Version, display the current CVSNT version number Client: Concurrent Versions System (CVSNT) 2.0.58A (Client / Server Server: Concurrent Versions System (CVS) 1.11.2 (Client / Server) 5.cvs login Enter your Windows login password 6.CVS LS display So Module, at least there will be a cvsroot 7. If there is no error in the above steps, the CVSNT configuration is successfully added to the user 1. Use the cvs passwd command to use the cvs passwd command Add users and change passwords 2. You can modify the passwd file under the C: / cvsadmin / cvsroot directory. If not, you can build a added test:, then add a password to the TEST user.
