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Manish Koolwal

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Feb 19, 2001, 4:35:48 AM2/19/01
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Hi,

I am using wincvs 1.1b17 and a cvs 1.10 with pserver
on Solaris. I can login OK and imported a module into
the repository working as root. When I try to do a
checkout, I get the following error message:

cvs -q -d
:pserevr:ro...@192.168.1.188:/export/home/repository
checkout
\\192.168.1.188\export\home\repository\module (in
directory C:\KPCMS\CMSCP)
cvs server: cannot find module
`\\192.168.1.188\export\home\M7SCCPREPOS\module' -
ignored
cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot expand modules

*****CVS exited normally with code 1*****

I had gone through the manual. There is nothing wrong
with the permissions. Then what does this mean? How
this problem can be resolved?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Manish

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Larry Jones

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Feb 19, 2001, 11:32:37 AM2/19/01
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=?iso-8859-1?q?Manish=20Koolwal?= writes:
>
> cvs -q -d
> :pserevr:ro...@192.168.1.188:/export/home/repository
> checkout
> \\192.168.1.188\export\home\repository\module (in
> directory C:\KPCMS\CMSCP)
> cvs server: cannot find module
> `\\192.168.1.188\export\home\M7SCCPREPOS\module' -
> ignored
> cvs [checkout aborted]: cannot expand modules

That looks like you've got the remote repository mounted on a local
directory using NFS or Samba or some other network file system. If so,
DON'T DO THAT, it's a recipe for disaster. Just access it using
pserver:

cvs -q -d:pserver:ro...@192.168.1.188:/export/home/repository checkout module

And don't use backslashes in CVS commands -- use forward slashes. And
don't run as root. And you might want to set $CVSROOT so you don't have
to keep typing that long -d option all the time.

-Larry Jones

He just doesn't want to face up to the fact that I'll be
the life of every party. -- Calvin

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