IvanI
12-16-2007, 03:37 AM
Well, since Hostmonster doesn't support Subversion :( I'm stuck with CVS.
I'm working on a Java project with 3 people and I've decided to set up CVS on my hostmonster account to make our programming lives easier.
The thing is: CVS just won't work.
I've compiled it, everything went OK (or at least I think it dit), I've set up $CVSROOT, I did the "cvs init", everything works out, but the question is:
1. How do I set up access to CVS without giving away my shell access username/passwd to the other 3 people.
I need to be able to connect via Eclipse to my repository with an SSH access (if possible), and if not, anonymus access will also do.
I've read about the rsh and stuff, but I still didn't figure it out.
I made an public/private SSH key via cpanel to be used by the CVS, but how do I link CVS to that particular key?
to sum up, the question is: how do I get 4 people to connect to CVS repository without giving away my shell access?
I'm working on a Java project with 3 people and I've decided to set up CVS on my hostmonster account to make our programming lives easier.
The thing is: CVS just won't work.
I've compiled it, everything went OK (or at least I think it dit), I've set up $CVSROOT, I did the "cvs init", everything works out, but the question is:
1. How do I set up access to CVS without giving away my shell access username/passwd to the other 3 people.
I need to be able to connect via Eclipse to my repository with an SSH access (if possible), and if not, anonymus access will also do.
I've read about the rsh and stuff, but I still didn't figure it out.
I made an public/private SSH key via cpanel to be used by the CVS, but how do I link CVS to that particular key?
to sum up, the question is: how do I get 4 people to connect to CVS repository without giving away my shell access?