RedHatLinuxAS3 configure the CVS server

1. create a cvs group, user CODE: groupaddcvsuseraddcvsroot-gcvspasswdcvsroot2. check whether cvs port CODE is used in the service: more/etc/services | grepcvspserver result CODE: cvspserver2401/tcp # CVSclient/serveroperationscvspserver24 1. create a cvs group, user
CODE:
Groupadd cvs
Useradd cvsroot-g cvs
Passwd cvsroot
2. Check whether the cvs port is used in the service.
CODE:
More/etc/services | grep cvspserver
Result
CODE:
Cvspserver 2401/tcp # CVS client/server operations
Cvspserver 2401/udp # CVS client/server operations
3. Compile the cvs badge
CODE:
Service cvspserver
{
Disable = no
Socket_type = stream
Wait = no
User = root
Env = HOME =
Server =/usr/bin/cvs
Server_args =-f -- allow-root =/home/cvsroot/document pserver
}
Note: The names of a and service must be the same as those of the cvs service in the/etc/service file;
Note: Each line has a space around the equal sign. Otherwise, the service cannot be started.
There is also a space between-f and -- allow-root, and there cannot be a space between -- allow-root =/home/dsscvs/cvsroot.
4. Create a cvs Database
CODE:
Mkdir-d/cvsroot/document
Chown-R cvsroot. cvs/cvsroot
Chmod 771/cvsroot/document
5. initialize cvs
CODE:
Cvs-d/cvsroot/document init
6. Test the connection
CODE:
Cvs-d: pserver: cvsroot @ localhosthost:/home/cvsroot/document login