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From: Ben H. <bh...@al...> - 2001-03-10 03:18:17
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As of the current version of MacSSH. However, i don't want to mention this to moorman, since pserver is far more convenient. The ideal would be to get SSH running in MacCVS Pro. From the Macssh.com faq: (note: this was added this week) How do I setup CVS in MacSSH ? Let's say you need to access the project CVSPROJECT, on the sourceforge cvs server, as user CVSUSER, with password CVSPASS: 1) MacSSH settings: Create a favorite configured with SSH2 for the CVS server you want to connect to: -Tab General: host: cvs.CVSPROJECT.sourceforge.net port: 22 (SSH default) -Tab Security: protocol: ssh2 (secure shell) username: CVSUSER password: CVSPASS command: -N -E"cvs -d /cvsroot/CVSPROJECT server" -Tab SSH2: method: CVS port forwarding local port: 514 (CVS) 2) MacCVS settings: CVSROOT: CVSUSER@127.0.0.1:/cvsroot/CVSPROJECT authentication: Rsh (".rhosts" file) 3) Connect MacSSH to the server, then use MacCVS as usually. -- bh...@al... <http://freepages.sf.rootsweb.com/~bhines/> - My newish Genealogy Pages |