Re: cvs question

[Scott Cameron <scameron_(_at_)_ltsc_(_dot_)_ucsb_(_dot_)_edu>]

I'm really kicking myself now.  I feel like.. like.. such a USER. 
ARGH!   My apologies to everyone and thanks to those who responded.

My problem was my network connection, or lack thereof.  Unbeknownst to 
me, the BIOS was changed, enabling sound which conflicts with my PCMCIA 
network card.  I was concentrating on learning about CVS so much I 
missed to obvious things to check *first*.

Net connection restored and CVS works fine now, via SSH too.

Sorry!
-Scott
(A windows/mac techsupport luser who is no longer fit to complain about 
the users at work.)


--On Tuesday, November 21, 2000 11:46 PM -0600 David Kanter 
<david_(_dot_)_kanter_(_at_)_mindspring_(_dot_)_com> wrote:

> On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 09:02:37PM -0800, Scott Cameron wrote:
> > I'm using CSH, not bash, thus the use of setenv.
> >
> > #setenv CVSROOT=anoncvs1.usa.openbsd.org:/cvs
>
> Lose the = and leave the space.
>
> > #cd /usr
> > #cvs get src
>
> Try cvs get -PA src. You need to give cvs a tag (here that's A).
>
> > I tried to do it via SSH earlier but it said it was unable to
> > execute  /usr/local/bin/ssh and /usr/bin/ssh when I pointed it
> > there. I think I'm  missing some obvious problem there too :(
> > (something to do with  ~/ssh.config?)
>
> setenv CVS_RSH "/usr/bin/ssh"
> --
> David Kanter