First of all ensure you have ssh server....
If no see here....
After update repository indexes and install.....
apt-get update
apt-get install cvs
Now we see how to quickly configure it.....
create repository user and repository group
useradd repository
add user repository to repository group
usermod -a -G repository repository
add user your_user to repository group
usermod -a -G repository your_user
create root directory for cvs
mkdir /home/repository
initialize cvs
cvs -d /home/repository init
give the right permissions to folders
chown -R repository:repository /home/repository
chmod -R 770 /home/repository
chmod 770 /home/repository/CVSROOT
Now provides to give the first import as cvs administrator, so in this case, as repository user I give the follow
cvs -d /home/repository import -m "Initial import" project_name username_that_add_the_first_sources project_version
Working with Eclipse, you go under New --> Other --> CVS Repository Location
and add as parameters...
- connection type: extssh
- host: hostname or ip of the machine where you installed the cvs, in my case localhost
- username and password: the username, of system, that previously you added to the repository group and its password
- repository path: as in our example, /home/repository, that's the home directory that's you have setted for your cvs installation
Bye.....
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