Jean-Daniel PAUGET wrote:
> 
>     (this is not particularly .il related though)
> 
>     I want to use ssh instead of rsh in order to access a remote cvs tree.
>     I set the two environment variables needed like this :
>         my cvs tree :
>             CVSROOT=:ext:remotecvs.domain.local:/home/cvsroot
>             (the local tree works perfectly, of course)
>         my rsh-like facility :
>             CVS_RSH=ssh
> 
>     I can then check out :
>         > cvs co mymodule
>         U mymodules/allfiles OK
> 
>     I want then to release :
>         > cvs release -d mymodule
>         You have [x] altered files in this repository.
>         Are you sure you want to release (and delete) directory `mymodule':
>         ** `release' aborted by user choice.
> 
>     the release is aborted just as if someone had answered "no" in my place!
>     this behaviour doesn't occurs if I use rsh...!
> 
>     any idea ?
>     does anyone around there uses cvs with ssh ?
> 
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You mention in the beginning of your beginning that this Q isn't il specific.
Well this reply isn't directly related to your specific Q, but rather more
generally to CVS... ;-)

CVS has some excellent free/GPL'd documentation on the net.
*It starts with the CVS "bible", a.k.a "the Cederqvist" (the name of the person
written that book and, IIRC, CVS original author). This book came with my CVS
rpm on my RedHat, so I guess it comes with most tarballs/rpms/debs/etc'. This is
the most comprehensive reference out there for CVS, again, AFAIK.
* I can recommend you this site: http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/ which is written
by Karl Fogel, another important name in the history of CVS (and present times
too...).

Both of these sources contain excellent, industry standard, but free
documentation for CVS. I highly recommend them, both as short tutorials, and
long long references (they contain tutorial chapters or similar short chapters).

Boaz.
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