[Cvsnt] RE: question about CVS setup doc

[Bo Berglund]

My posting was an example of course and the /test (note forward slash) was
just to
confirm it really works.

I myself have this setup:

Five different repositories:

d:\cvsrepo\pc
d:\cvsrepo\hw
d:\cvsrepo\adm
d:\cvsrepo\pre
d:\cvsrepo\mp

CVSNT set up with repository prefix set to d:/cvsrepo

Access from clients using these connect strings:

:ntserver:cvsserver:/pc
:ntserver:cvsserver:/hw
:ntserver:cvsserver:/adm
:ntserver:cvsserver:/pre
:ntserver:cvsserver:/mp

Note that these are repositories, not modules. They all have a CVSROOT
subdirectory
and all have their own passwd files to control who have access to them.

Using the repository prefix you can store the repositories a bit down a tree
from
the root of the drive and the users need not know anything about it. And you
can
move the repositories to a different disk on the server and by changing the
prefix
it still works without anyone changing anything on the clients.

/Bo


-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Collins [mailto:JCollins at PLANITUSA.COM]
Sent: den 19 mars 2002 21:10
To: 'bo.berglund at telia.com'
Subject: question about CVS setup doc


Bo,
In your excellent setup guide you posted yesterday for CVS-NT, you say to
set up \TEST
as cvsroot. I wouldn't want this for a production environment, correct, I'd
want \cvsrepo, yes?
Or am I missing something?

Jim Collins
Planmatics, Inc
15200 Shady Grove Road, Suite 450
Rockville, MD 20850
Tel. 301 987-7441
Fax. 301 987-7423
www.planmaticsusa.com


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