[cvsnt] Re: cvsnt over Internet using SSPI

[Gyökeres Ladislav]

Hi!
I am using the same config as you do (SSPI over Internet). My client 
computer is not part of a domain nor does the server.
To set up the users, you will have to create new user accounts on Windows. 
You can also create a special group for them (e.g. "CVS Users"). The access 
rights to the repository you can control by the user group permissions.
In WinCVS the you must use the same account name as the new account (also 
the password).

I don't want explain it to details, because I installed our server for a 
year and till that time i didn't touch it so maybe I am wrong in some 
details. But I could setup the server using the manuals on the CvsNT home 
page. I'm sure also you will be able to do it.

Laco

"Anupama" <anupama_an at yahoo.com> wrote in message 
news:mailman.297.1129620251.31093.cvsnt at cvsnt.org...
> Hi all
> I am new to cvsnt and wincvs...and this is my first post
>
> We have a cvs server that is exposed to the internet. From what I read, I 
> gather that SSPI is the recommded protocol to access this cvs server from 
> outside our LAN over the internet.
> The pre-requisites are:
> 1) Disable pserver by deleting the pserver_protocol.dll from the server
> 2) Open the firewall port 2401 and aim it towards your internal CVSNT 
> server.
> My question is:
> 1) How do i set up the users and restrict only those users to acess this 
> cvs server over the internet(wincvs is the clinet used).
> for ex::sspi:user at server:/repository
>    (server must be the firewall IP address in this case)
> In this case what is the 'user' and how and where to create it?
> What about the password for the above user.The remote user is not on our 
> domain.
> 2) If I do the above can i still acess the cvs server over LAN using my 
> system login details and allow only some users on the LAN to access this 
> CVS server?
> Will somebody plz give me the details how to set up this?
>
>
>
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