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JBX, CVS, SSH

 
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 6:30 pm    Post subject: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote



I am having difficulty with JBuilder X Mobile Edition build 10.1.26.0.
I try to 'Pull a Project from CVS'.
Going through the screens, I first set the target directory as requested
and I select the Checkout radio button.
On the next screen I select the Ext radio button under Connect Type.
I place the server name and user name in the appropriate boxes.
Next, in the Remote Shell box I place the string 'ssh' in my hopes that
it will use ssh to connect to the server.
On the next screen, I put in the repository path and module name.
I select to 'Autosave files before CVS operations and to Show console
messages.
On the next screen, I specify that I want to get the Main branch.
When I click the Finish button, I always get the following error:

Error message from CVS:
cvs.exe[checkout aborted]: cannot start server via rsh: No such file or
directory.

I know there is not RSH on the remote machine, that is why I am trying
to specify to use SSH. Is there a bug here or am I trying to do
something that is not built into the IDE? Also, we don't have pserver
set up on the remote machine either so that is out of the question.

Are there any suggestions or problems that anyone sees with my process?

thanks in advance,
~damon

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Lori M Olson (TeamB)
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 7:52 pm    Post subject: Re: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote



Please don't multipost, it is against the newgroup guidelines.

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PostPosted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 8:34 pm    Post subject: Re: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote



Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote:

Quote:
Please don't multipost, it is against the newgroup guidelines.

Sorry. However I find it extremely hard to believe no one has

experienced this or that there is no explanation of how to set up CVS
using SSH. It is quite frustrating to try and use a new IDE for the past
3 days and not get anywhere. Quite frustrating to say the least.

I will refrain from posting on multiple newsgroups. I had to first find
exactly which newsgroup it was most relevant for.

Damon


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MattS
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:53 pm    Post subject: Re: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote

[email]user (AT) domain (DOT) inva[/email]lid wrote:
Quote:
Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote:

Please don't multipost, it is against the newgroup guidelines.

Sorry. However I find it extremely hard to believe no one has
experienced this or that there is no explanation of how to set up CVS
using SSH. It is quite frustrating to try and use a new IDE for the past
3 days and not get anywhere. Quite frustrating to say the least.

I will refrain from posting on multiple newsgroups. I had to first find
exactly which newsgroup it was most relevant for.

Damon

Damon -


I use JBX with CVS via SSH on Suse 8.2.

The idea is to forward through ssh:
Quote:
ssh -L [local cvs port]:localhost:[remote cvs port] -l [ssh username]
[remote hostname]


To be safe, enter this command before you start JB.

Within JB, I just refer to the pserver as if it were running locally.

Good luck.


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Alexey N. Solofnenko
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 2:56 pm    Post subject: Re: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote

This is "hacking". Why not to use CVS with SSH in a way it is supposed
to be used?

- Alexey.

MattS wrote:
Quote:
user (AT) domain (DOT) invalid wrote:

Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote:

Please don't multipost, it is against the newgroup guidelines.

Sorry. However I find it extremely hard to believe no one has
experienced this or that there is no explanation of how to set up CVS
using SSH. It is quite frustrating to try and use a new IDE for the
past 3 days and not get anywhere. Quite frustrating to say the least.

I will refrain from posting on multiple newsgroups. I had to first
find exactly which newsgroup it was most relevant for.

Damon

Damon -

I use JBX with CVS via SSH on Suse 8.2.

The idea is to forward through ssh:
ssh -L [local cvs port]:localhost:[remote cvs port] -l [ssh username]
[remote hostname]

To be safe, enter this command before you start JB.

Within JB, I just refer to the pserver as if it were running locally.

Good luck.


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MattS
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 08, 2004 3:11 pm    Post subject: Re: JBX, CVS, SSH Reply with quote

Alexey N. Solofnenko wrote:
Quote:
This is "hacking". Why not to use CVS with SSH in a way it is supposed
to be used?

- Alexey.
Because the way its supposed to be used

(http://www.cvshome.org/docs/manual/cvs-1.11.6/cvs.html) didn't work,
and this did.
Quote:

MattS wrote:

[email]user (AT) domain (DOT) inva[/email]lid wrote:

Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote:

Please don't multipost, it is against the newgroup guidelines.

Sorry. However I find it extremely hard to believe no one has
experienced this or that there is no explanation of how to set up CVS
using SSH. It is quite frustrating to try and use a new IDE for the
past 3 days and not get anywhere. Quite frustrating to say the least.

I will refrain from posting on multiple newsgroups. I had to first
find exactly which newsgroup it was most relevant for.

Damon

Damon -

I use JBX with CVS via SSH on Suse 8.2.

The idea is to forward through ssh:
ssh -L [local cvs port]:localhost:[remote cvs port] -l [ssh
username] [remote hostname]

To be safe, enter this command before you start JB.

Within JB, I just refer to the pserver as if it were running locally.

Good luck.



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