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I have a similar problem using :ssh protocol in CVSROOT. This works for
the cvs in cygwin, but not for wincvs.
CVSROOT=:ssh\;username=robert\;hostname=t999.com\;password=pw:/dbdev/repository
but in wincvs it logs me in but when I try subsequent command it complains
about an empty password being sent. Could this problem be due to my
not using certs? I am using ssh with password only.
2009-11-04 16:18:01 UTC by rkaren
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wincvs v2.0.2.4. I also have cygwin containing cvs command line 2.0.51d and ssh/openssh v5.1p1 also on cygwin.
when I run this command in ssh to forward a local port to port 2401 on a unix machine (where pserver is listening)
ssh -v -L 5001:t999.com:2401 robert@t999.com
I am able to then tunnel from cvs in cygwin command line by setting CVSROOT to something like this, but I can't
get it to...
2009-11-03 18:45:58 UTC by rkaren
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Seems that this feature is implemented in new WinCVS versions.
2009-08-14 08:18:34 UTC by stefanbertels
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I would like to have update default to using -d. After Shift-Update and selecting "Create missing directories that exist in the repository" and updating, the checkbox is reset to unchecked next time. It would be good if WinCVS remembered this setting.
2009-07-22 14:47:44 UTC by brien
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Unknown directories should be listed in the flat view so that they can be added.
(Note that if an unknown directory is present in the CVS tree and you do not want to see it you should be using .cvsignore files to exclude it.)
2009-07-17 15:25:41 UTC by brien
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I would like to be able to right click an item in the flat view and have it locate/sync the subdirector in the tree.
2009-06-26 18:53:46 UTC by brien
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You can't add multiple items at once if they are in different subdirectories.
2009-06-26 18:52:28 UTC by brien
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context menu "Explore" brings up the folder in the folder view as opposed to that of the selected item when using Flat View.
2009-06-26 18:40:34 UTC by brien
