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users not being mapped to correct system user when using external ssh
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Toby Tremayne |
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users not being mapped to correct system user when using external ssh |
Date: |
Wed, 2 Jan 2002 11:15:45 +1100 |
Hi - I've worked out what the problem is with my remote ssh
connections. Users on the internal server, going through the pserver
method are mapped in CVSROOT/passwd to the system username "cvs" which
has the correct permissions for the repository.
However when I connect through ssh the operations are running as
whatever cvs user account I've got in $CVSROOT.
Is there a way to force all users to be mapped to "cvs"? I'm not sure
exactly where I'm going wrong, as I'm by no means a linux expert. I
was under the impression that CVSROOT/passwd only got used by the
pserver connection method, so if I'm connecting through ssh the passwd
file will be ignored - hence the non-remapped usernames.
Any suggestions or help here would be hugely appreciated, as I'm lost
now.
Toby
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