[cvsnt] Re: SSPI Problems

[Glen Starrett]

Bob -- Always reply to the list when replying to a post unless it's a 
private matter.

I mean try this:

cvs -d :sspi:user at server:/repos login
cvs -d :sspi:user at server:/repos co -dP project

First you're logging in explicitly, sending the password to CVSNT as 
recommended instead of hard-coding it into the CVSROOT.  Then you are 
doing your checkout.

Since hard-coding it into the root isn't a recommended option, and far 
fewer people use it, it's less likely to work!

Regards,

Glen Starrett



Bob Provencher wrote:

>The password is already only alphanumeric.   
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>>>Does the :sspi:user at server:/repos with a cvs login method work in your 
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>environment?  That at least would help reduce the location of the problem.
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>Not sure what you mean by this.  Log in locally?
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org [mailto:cvsnt-bounces at cvsnt.org] On Behalf Of
>Glen Starrett
>Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 11:07 AM
>To: cvsnt at cvsnt.org
>Subject: Re: [cvsnt] Re: SSPI Problems
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>Bob Provencher wrote:
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>>>>Switching on auditing will usually tell you what the problem is. <<
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>>That's what's odd.  Auditing is telling us it is an invalid password,
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>error
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>>code 0xC000006A.  And it's getting locked out after 3 tries.  Yet, I can
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>RDP
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>>into the box using the exact same username/password combo.
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>Just a thought:  Try setting the password to something with numbers / 
>letters only (no special characters).  There would be some things that 
>could interfere with the CVSROOT, but I'd doubt if this is the issue.
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>Does the :sspi:user at server:/repos with a cvs login method work in your 
>environment?  That at least would help reduce the location of the problem.
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>Regards,
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