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How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #120250] Mon, 28 November 2005 23:28 Go to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: kirk.woellert.arlingtoninstitute.org

platform: Winserver 2003
CVSNT: CVSNT 2.5.03 (scorpio) build 2151

Repository location: C:/cvsrepo/test
Repository name: /cvsrepo/test

publish repository: checked
online: checked
compatibility
non-cvsnt compatible clients- all boxes checked
cvsnt compatible clients- no boxes checked

Eclipse:
Version: 3.1.1
Build id: M20050929-0840

Team
connection method: "use another connection method type to connect"
connection type: extssh

CVS Entry Profile
connection type: extssh
repository path: /cvsrepo/test
use default port: checked

Error msg: Error fetching resource list from repository. Reason: Uknown
response received from cvs server:

Comment: using PKA keys generated by Eclipse. As can be seen from the
WinSSHD server log entries, Eclipse can establish an ssh session, but
apparently cannot connect to CVSNT. Also tried SmartCVS using its
generated keys get the same result.

-------------log file entries from WinSSHD server------

Eclipse Client

[021] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 handling connection from
192.168.1.83:2445:
Connection from 192.168.1.83:2445 accepted.

[022] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 handling connection from
192.168.1.83:2445:
Client version string: SSH-2.0-JSCH-0.1.18

[039] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 handling connection from
192.168.1.83:2445:
Logon attempt 1 for user name 'kirk' with logon method 'password' failed:
The system function
LogonUser() failed with the following error: Windows error 1326: Logon
failure: unknown user name or bad password.

[040] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2445:
Logon attempt 2 for user name 'kirk' with logon method 'password'
succeeded.

[049] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2445:
Session server 45: Session server created.

[055] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2445:
Session server 45: Executing command 'cmd.exe /c cvs server' in working
directory
'C:\Documents and Settings\KIRK'.

[050] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1017 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2445:
Session server 45: Closing session server.


SmartCVS client

[021] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 handling connection from
192.168.1.83:2442:
Connection from 192.168.1.83:2442 accepted.

[022] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 handling connection from
192.168.1.83:2442:
Client version string:
SSH-2.0-http://3sp.com_J2SSH_Maverick_1.2.5__SmartCVS

[040] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2442:
Logon attempt 1 for user name 'kirk' with logon method 'publickey'
(algorithm: 'ssh-dss', public key MD5:
6b:e5:f1:3b:5b:96:60:75:43:76:f5:8e:ae:17:39:8a, with signature) succeeded.

[049] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2442:
Session server 44: Session server created.

[055] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2442:
Session server 44: Executing command 'cmd.exe /c cvs server' in working
directory
'C:\Documents and Settings\KIRK'.

[050] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2442:
Session server 44: Closing session server.

[093] WinSSHD 4.06a: Session thread 1016 for Windows account
'ARISTOTLE\KIRK' from 192.168.1.83:2442:
The client disconnected and sent the following disconnect reason:
SSH_DISCONNECT_BY_APPLICATION, description: The user disconnected the
application
Re: How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #120289 is a reply to message #120250] Tue, 29 November 2005 01:17 Go to previous messageGo to next message
MidiKang is currently offline MidiKangFriend
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Registered: July 2009
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Please try to change connection type to:pserver
Re: How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #120446 is a reply to message #120289] Tue, 29 November 2005 13:32 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: kirk.woellert.arlingtoninstitute.org

Pserver is not an option. Our company must use SSH. Thanks for responding.
Re: How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #120541 is a reply to message #120250] Tue, 29 November 2005 19:22 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com

Kirk Woellert wrote:
> platform: Winserver 2003
> CVSNT: CVSNT 2.5.03 (scorpio) build 2151
>
> Repository location: C:/cvsrepo/test
> Repository name: /cvsrepo/test
>
> publish repository: checked
> online: checked
> compatibility
> non-cvsnt compatible clients- all boxes checked
> cvsnt compatible clients- no boxes checked
>
> Eclipse:
> Version: 3.1.1
> Build id: M20050929-0840
>
> Team
> connection method: "use another connection method type to connect"
> connection type: extssh
>
> CVS Entry Profile
> connection type: extssh
> repository path: /cvsrepo/test
> use default port: checked
>
> Error msg: Error fetching resource list from repository. Reason: Uknown
> response received from cvs server:

Eclipse and CVSNT compatibility has been touchy in the past - you might
have a version of CVSNT that is incompatible with Eclipse. Try Googling
for "eclipse cvsnt" (without the quotes) and I'm sure you'll find some
useful info.

HTH,
Eric
Re: How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #120589 is a reply to message #120541] Tue, 29 November 2005 20:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: kirk.woellert.arlingtoninstitute.org

Appreciate the response but, that is in fact not true. Per these links,
supposedly Eclipse 3.x and CVSNT 2.5.x are compatible. There are controls
in the CVNT configuration panel which supposedly support "non-CVSNT"
clients, such as Eclipse.

http://www.march-hare.com/cvspro/faq/faq10.asp

http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/plat form-vcm-home/docs/online/html-cvs/cvs-compatibility.html


It would really help if someone provided the Eclipse and CVSNT settings
along with path examples for their particular repsitory. I got the SSH
thing working, now someone just tell what Eclipse wants to see to talk to
CVSNT.
Re: How to configure Eclipse and CVSNT? [message #121214 is a reply to message #120250] Thu, 01 December 2005 23:22 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Originally posted by: michali.bigfoot.com

Kirk Woellert wrote:
> platform: Winserver 2003
> CVSNT: CVSNT 2.5.03 (scorpio) build 2151
>
> Repository location: C:/cvsrepo/test
> Repository name: /cvsrepo/test
>
> publish repository: checked
> online: checked
> compatibility
> non-cvsnt compatible clients- all boxes checked
> cvsnt compatible clients- no boxes checked
>
> Eclipse:
> Version: 3.1.1
> Build id: M20050929-0840
>
> Team
> connection method: "use another connection method type to connect"
> connection type: extssh
>
> CVS Entry Profile
> connection type: extssh
> repository path: /cvsrepo/test
> use default port: checked
>
> Error msg: Error fetching resource list from repository. Reason: Uknown
> response received from cvs server:
>
> Comment: using PKA keys generated by Eclipse. As can be seen from the
> WinSSHD server log entries, Eclipse can establish an ssh session, but
> apparently cannot connect to CVSNT. Also tried SmartCVS using its
> generated keys get the same result.

I use pserver for CVSNT at home, but for work, where I use a Unix box
for the CVS server, I use "ext" connection type, and under the Ext
Connection Method section of preferences, I use:

CVS_RSH: C:\PuTTY\plink.exe
Parameters: -ssh -2 {user}@{host}
CVS_SERVER: cvs

I use the plink program from PuTTY (a free tool for SSH and Telnet) and
I use the pageant.exe on my PC to manage the SSH key. This way, I enter
my pass phrase once into pageant once and then when Eclipse connects
with the server, I don't have to enter any passwords in or anything.

I haven't tried that with CVSNT yet (any may not as it does what I need
for home, namely version controlling files).

Just thought I'd mention it, in case it helps you in your situation. I
bashed my head against the wall a lot, trying to get Eclipse to talk
to the Unix CVS server.

PCM
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