[Cvsnt] Cant get any remote protocols working - please help

[Brian Smith]

I ran into this problem too. Windows 2000 Workstation SP2 Client, 
Windows 2000 Workstation SP2 Server. This is a problem specific to the 
beta version (it doesn't happen on the stable version). I am using 
NTSERVER protocol.

Here is how I tested it:

1. Remove all CVSNT stuff from computer (uninstall, delete registry keys)
2. Install Build 41. Create & initialize new repository
3. Test Build 41 with "cvs checkout CVSROOT" -- Everything is OK
4. Remove Build 41 (uninstall, leaving registry alone)
5. Install Build 51
6. do the same "cvs checkout CVSROOT" with the same CVSHOME;

     cvs [checkout aborted]: authorization failed: server m43414 
rejected
     access to e:/brian/test

7. Create a new repository using build 51. try to check out from the new
repository: same error
8. Uninstall build 51
9. Install Build 41.
10. issue "cvs checkout CVSROOT" on the repository created with build 51
     the checkout succeeds


Russ Freeman wrote:
> Setup:
> Win2000 client connecting to Win2000 server via VPN
> Both using build 51 (8a) (even though dialogs still say build 50...?)
> Trying to use ntserver protocol
> Read readme and devguy notes
> 
> config says SystemAuth=yes
> still have passwd file listing all users and domains anyway
> Local access of repository works fine.
> 
> All checkboxes ticked in config tool except "use local accounts..."
> ------------------
> Assuming server is "foo", and f:/cvs is the respository (f: is a local drive
> partition) when I trying something like:-
> 
> cvs -d :ntserver:foo:f:/cvs ls CVSROOT
> 
> I get :
> "cvs [ls aborted]: authorization failed: server alpha rejected access to
> f:/cvs"
> 
> All commands do the same thing. I've even given everyone full access to the
> repository to ensure they have full rights.
> If I try running the cvsserver in test mode, it logs the start and end of
> the ntserver process but no other trace messages.
> 
> I've also tried sspi, which just says the request was rejected but the
> remote machine
> I also tried using pserver which just causes CVS.EXE to crash on the server!
> 
> I've spent 16 hours on this today so I would really appreciate some ideas on
> this - thanks.
> 
> Russ
> 
> 
> 
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