begin Ben Collins quotation: > I strongly suggest using CVS over SSH. It's easy to setup. Just make > sure the server that your CVS repo is on has sshd installed. Then on the > client do: > > export CVS_RSH=ssh > > cvs -d :ext:<username>@cvs.server.com:/repo co myproj Yes, I use cvs with ssh this way. Works fine. > Then, you can work as you normally would, had you used pserver. If you > want to avoid having to type your SSH passphrase for every access to the > server, then I suggest using ssh-agent. How is ssh-agent different from just running ssh-keygen to create a key pair with an empty passphrase and putting the public key into ~/.ssh./authorized_keys on the cvs machine? Craig
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