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Re: cvs package available for test
- To: Richard Hoefter <hoefter at gmx dot de>
- Subject: Re: cvs package available for test
- From: Charles Wilson <cwilson at ece dot gatech dot edu>
- Date: Wed, 30 Aug 2000 16:41:45 -0400
- CC: cygwin at sources dot redhat dot com
- References: <27691.967637277@www23.gmx.net> <39AD23A6.33F975C0@ece.gatech.edu> <39AD5FB0.D58A096A@gmx.de>
Richard Hoefter wrote:
>
> Charles Wilson wrote:
> > Have you tried using the cygwin cvs client from cvs-1.10.8-2
> > with any other cvs server, such as
> > :pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.cygnus.com:/cvs/src ? If not, please try it from
> > your machine
>
> Due to our firewall I could not use NT for this test, I had to use Windows 95,
> but everything works as expected. (I successfully checked out the winsup module.)
>
> > -- I'm trying to make sure that the problem you are
> > experiencing is truly due to cvs-1.10.8-2 client, and not a bug in
> > Andy's pserverd.
>
> The client part of CVS works quite fine, it's the server part making problems:
> I was not able to connent to a cygwin CVS server with the cygwin client.
>
Okay. Next question: can you use a cvs client on a non-cygwin platform
(windows-native, maybe, or other unix?) to connect to Andy's pserverd
cvs server?
If yes, then we'll have to work very hard; this must be some obscure
cygwin-client ---> cygwin-server interaction.
If no, then the problem is likely to be that Andy's pserverd cvs server
is somehow broken when running on cygwin-1.1.4. Or that something in
your network configuration has suddenly changed.
Anyway, just trying to narrow down the problem...
--Chuck
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