Re: [TANK-develop] Setup of temporary CVS repository.

[Brian C. <bch...@bi...>]

At 10:29 27/12/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Hey All,
>
>Sorry Brian about the e-mail telling you to do what you just did.  I 
>hadn't checked my other e-mail yet.  Anyway when I was trying to connect 
>ssh said it was a bad server.  Do I need to connect with ssh2?
>
>Dieter
>
>At 02:16 AM 12/27/01, you wrote:
>>Hi All,
>>
>>After discussions via email with Dieter, I have set up a temporary cvs 
>>repository on my internet machine. Don't worry I have a permanent 
>>connection. I have also imported into the cvs the contents of tank.zip 
>>listed as version 0.0.3.
>>
>>The account names for both ssh and cvs access to the server are the same 
>>as your sourceforge logins.
>>
>>The URL for my server is bcheese.homeip.net
>>
>>The CVSROOT is :pserver:use...@bc...:/home/tank_cvs
>>
>>The Module name is "tank" (without the quotes).
>>
>>to connect you will need to use ssh as per connectivity with sourceforge 
>>itself.
>>
>>If you have any problems connecting (which you shouldn't as I have 
>>already completed external connections into my server) or you need more 
>>information, please email me and I'll have a look into it.
>>
>>Kind Regards
>>Brian Cheeseman.
>>
>>
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Hi All,

No, you shouldn't need to use Ver. 2 protocol, although it is capable of 
it. I have tried ssh'ing to a host at work and then back into my box, and 
it worked for me, although both machines are connected by the same ISP. 
What client are you using?

What ping times are you getting to  the following hosts? Please note, they 
are all pointing to the same physical box, over the same link.

bcheese.homeip.net
ultima.kicks-ass.org
CPE-203-51-31-169.nsw.bigpond.net.au
203.51.31.169

Perhaps we could meet up in the IRC channel and discuss this problem whilst 
we look at it.

Regards
Brian.