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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
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Thank you for information!!! May be it will helps others, who have the
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--> Aurelian (user)
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Now it works and the guilty one was NOD32 antivirus system.
This is just a copy from a post from CVSNT mailing list:
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Hi all.
Well, just got a 'quick-fix' solution for the Nod32 problem from the
Nod32 web forum. You don't need to completely remove the whole
Nod32 IMON module. Instead you can just exclude cvsservice.exe from having
it's network traffic scanned by IMON.
You can add cvsservice.exe to the exclusion list in 'Nod32 Control
Center/Resident modules and filters/IMON/Setup/Advanced Setup (setup
button) /Exclusion (edit button)'. I believe you have to reboot after
this.
I tried it on my machine and it works like a charm.
As for the official answer - still waiting...
Hope this helps someone...
Jurko
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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Do you have success, or problem still exist? |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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Yes, plugin is just wrapper on cvs.exe. So no difference how it is
involved. Again, you need to use compatible with your server cvs.exe.
You can find it:
1. With other CVSGUI, that is older than our tool
2. Installing without configuration CVS NT server on to your PC
3. Upgrading your CVS NT server to the latest version, at least 2.0.xx |
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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You not need to copy file. You should to point to location of cvs.exe,
that is compatible with your cvs server.
If you use remote server, install it version locally without
configuration, and configure plugin to use cvs.exe from there.
The fact is that CVS NT client consist not only from cvs.exe, but also
from set of dll's, which also needed for work. And more other these
dll contain protocol logic.
Other question, do you have some other CVSGUI (WinCVS, Tortoise)
successfully running on your PC? |
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--> Aurelian (user)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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It seems that even executing from command promt I receive the same error:
C:\Program Files\PushOk Software\CVS Proxy>cvs -d
:sspi:aurelian.popa@62.231.111
.42:/ApeCadastru login
Logging in to :sspi:aurelian.popa@62.231.111.42:2401:/ApeCadastru
CVS password: *********
cvs [login aborted]: Can't authenticate - server and client cannot agree on
an a
uthentication scheme (got '') |
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--> Aurelian (user)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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I've copied cvs.exe from my server cvsnt folder to push ok folder (renaming
the older one) but the same error.
And the error message is annoyng . I mean:
- (got")
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--> Igor Pushkov (admin)
at 01 Apr 04 04:00 writes
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You should configure plug-in to use cvs.exe (client) compatible with your server. By default plug-in use cvs.exe from CVSNT project version 2.0.34. Also installation shipped with native linux port unix_cvs.exe version 1.1.1p1. Better to use version of CVS.exe shipped with your server, or at least with other CVSGUI client you know work with your server. Please see: http://www.pushok.com/soft_cvs_faq.php#2 for details |
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