2009/4/2 Henning Lötsch :
> Hello David,
>
> i found:
> In addition to pserver, CVS supports the ext method (which uses an
> external connection program, such as rsh or ssh), kserver (for the
> Kerberos security system version 4), and gserver (which uses the GSSAPI,
> or Generic Security Services A
Hello David,
i found:
In addition to pserver, CVS supports the ext method (which uses an
external connection program, such as rsh or ssh), kserver (for the
Kerberos security system version 4), and gserver (which uses the GSSAPI,
or Generic Security Services API, and also handles Kerberos versions
Hello,
sorry i was on travel.
My "create.cvsroot" Target:
${dependence.warning.ssh1}
${dependence.warning.ssh2}
${cvs.error.connection.method}
(You n
2009/3/30 Henning Lötsch :
> i use this target:
>
>
> cvsRoot=":ext:${us...@${server}:${rep}"
> package="${package}"
> dest="${dest}"
> />
>
But how does CVS know to use ssh instead of rsh which is normally the
default "ext" to use?
Normally, you have to set the CVS_RSH
Le lundi 30 mars 2009, Michael Hüttermann a écrit :
> the OS is Windows.
> you mean I can only use that by putting the command inside a ?
> How would the exec look like to do the connection via SSH ?
> Thanks !!
>
You can set environment variables in Windows if you use a batch file, but I
don'
interesting !! .. this does work for SSH? How does the target
"create.cvsroot" look like ?
Henning Lötsch schrieb:
i use this target:
Francis Galiegue schrieb:
Le Monday 30 March 2009 19:29:09 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
hmmm ok .. but how would the cvs task i
i use this target:
Francis Galiegue schrieb:
> Le Monday 30 March 2009 19:29:09 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
>> hmmm ok .. but how would the cvs task itself then look like ?
>> Thanks!!
>>
>
> You can't do that unless you the CVS command, as far as I've read so
> far.
>
>
You can set the CVSROOT via the task, but what you cannot do is
set CVS_RSH environment variable which is needed to point to your ssh
command that you're using to access CVS.
The only way around this is to execute CVS via the . The
task allows you to set environment variables and then run the
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Subject: Re: CVS with SSH
the OS is Windows.
you mean I can only use that by putting the command inside a ?
How would the exec look like to do the connection via SSH ?
Thanks !!
Francis Galiegue schrieb:
Le Monday 30 March 2009 19:29:09 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez
content provided.
> Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:59:18 +0200
> From: mich...@huettermann.net
> To: user@ant.apache.org
> Subject: Re: CVS with SSH
>
> the OS is Windows.
> you mean I can only use that by putting the command inside a ?
> How would the exec look like to d
the OS is Windows.
you mean I can only use that by putting the command inside a ?
How would the exec look like to do the connection via SSH ?
Thanks !!
Francis Galiegue schrieb:
Le Monday 30 March 2009 19:29:09 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
hmmm ok .. but how would the cvs task i
Le Monday 30 March 2009 19:29:09 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
> hmmm ok .. but how would the cvs task itself then look like ?
> Thanks!!
>
You can't do that unless you the CVS command, as far as I've read so
far.
What OS do you run? If Unix-like (that includes Linux), what shell do you
hmmm ok .. but how would the cvs task itself then look like ?
Thanks!!
Francis Galiegue schrieb:
Le Monday 30 March 2009 18:43:15 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
Hello,
what is the recommended way to connect CVS via SSH using Ant ?
Thank you !
You should set CVS_RSH the envi
Le Monday 30 March 2009 18:43:15 Michael Hüttermann, vous avez écrit :
> Hello,
>
> what is the recommended way to connect CVS via SSH using Ant ?
>
> Thank you !
>
You should set CVS_RSH the environment variable to "ssh" (without the quotes,
of course).
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