Concurrent Version Management of CVS. Beginner. 1-Installation and settings

Concurrent Version Management of CVS. Beginner. 1-Installation and settings

Environment

Lan nt host + Workstation

ApplicationProgram

Cvsnt v2.0.62.1817: www.cvsnt.org/wiki

Tortoisecvs v1.8.11: sourceforge.net/tortoisecvs

Install cvsnt on Server 1 as an administrator and restart

Set cvsnt Control Panel

"Advanced" Selects all of the following options

Don't resolve client names

Lockserver listens locally

Allow clients to trace

Unicode Server

The Unicode option of this version is experimental. It seems that the file name in the repository can be in Chinese, but the directory name cannot be used. Other options do not need to be changed for the time being.

"Repositories" Add add repository, create the specified directory, and initialize the CVS Repository

Location: C: \ cvsserver

Name:/cvsserver

Confirm to complete the settings

Run cmd to enter the NT command line

CVS-V. The version information may appear. If the path is not set, add the NT environment variable path c: \ progra ~ to the system attribute of the control panel ~ 1 \ cvsnt

Set cvsroot =: pserver: server1:/cvsserver set cvsroot variable

Detailed format: Method: [[user] [: Password] @] hostname [: [port] [:]/path/to/Repository

For the method, see the following protocol.

Password Authorization Service protocol (: pserver :), Windows authorization protocol (: sspi :), ssh authorization protocol (: ext :), Secure Shell (: SSH :), remote shell (: Server :), local directory (: Local :), Kerberos protocol (: gserver :), SSL protocol (: sserver :), named pipe (: ntserver :)

When you log on to the server with CVS login, you will be prompted to enter the NT logon password.

CVS passwd-A user1 adds users. You must ensure that this user can log on to server1 and access the cvsserver directory of the CVS repository.

CVS passwd-help

Now you can install tortoisecvs on the workstation and restart it.

Set tortoisecvs preferences

Select Chinese for "Main" language, OK

Create a new module

Create a Directory Project and add program files

Right-click the project and choose CVS to create a new module.

Protocol: pserver:

Server: server1

Repository Directory:/cvsserver

User name:

Module: Project

Right-click the project and choose add content.

Right-click the project and submit...

Now the project module is added to the repository of server Server 1.

Retrieve from other Workstation

Create a Directory Project

Right-click the project and select CVS to retrieve it...

Protocol: pserver:

Server: server1

Repository Directory:/cvsserver

User name:

Module: Project

Update before each job, submit after completion (if a new file is added, add the content before submission)

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