Set up a CVS server in a Linux environment

CVS is a widely used, open source, transparent network of http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/9591.html "" > version control system. When users use CVS, they first build a CVS server, import project instances on CVS servers, set up CVS Project access control, and so on. The client Then
Access to the CVS server allows customers to obtain the latest code copies of the project, submit their own modified code, and so on, and customers can access the CVS server from the Internet, LAN, or even native. Below, I will lead you to build a CVS server in the Linux environment, hope to be able to learn to the friend who wants to study the CVS server to bring some help.

1, download the source code

Find CVs in the source code package through the search engine, but also from the official CVS website cvshome.org, due to CVS history has been a number of security vulnerabilities, so it is recommended to regularly go to its official website to see if the latest version of the launch.

2. Compile and install

[Root@terry src]# TAR-XJPVF cvs-1.12.5.tar.bz2

[Root@terry src]# CD cvs-1.12.5

[Root@terry cvs-1.12.5]#/configure--prefix=/usr/local/terry_yu/cvs

--disable-server-flow-control

[Root@terry cvs-1.12.5]# make

[Root@terry cvs-1.12.5]# make install

The above instructions install CVS on the/usr/local/terry_yu/cvs directory.

Note: In addition to using the source package for installation, you can also use the RPM package to install.