Re: New cvs setup?

[Harry Putnam <reader@newsguy.com>]

Katsumi Yamaoka <yamaoka@jpl.org> writes:

> Yes I do.  I believe that we have no need to log in for each
> time.
>
>> It appears you are calling a cvs server and running scripts in
>> cvsroot.  Can that happen withoug logging in or some other form of
>> connecting to the machine?
>
> Logging in procedure is necessary only when the entry for the
> server is not in the file ~/.cvspass or the password has
> changed.  However,

Sorry Katsumi.  I was using the term login to loosely.  I really meant
some method of connecting to the server.  Its happening from your
~/.cvspass file but none the less a handshake is taking place and info
is being exchanged.  Thats the part I'm not able to do.

Thanks for your help.  I learned a little about cvs just from looking
at your usage.  If this doesn't clear up by tomorrow. I will assume it
isn't just internet noise problems.

My traceroute gets to an Oslo network in Norway before the " * * *"
starts.
15  oslo-a1.enitel.net (194.19.1.112)  257.443 ms  261.563 ms  258.211
ms
16  194.19.90.66 (194.19.90.66)  242.419 ms  243.956 ms  243.440 ms
17  * * *
18  * * *
19  * * *
20  * * *
21  * * *

But did you say the server won't accept traceroute packets anyway?