[kdewebdev-site] Tomorrow

[Eric Laffoon]

On Tuesday 22 February 2005 01:11 am, Eric Laffoon wrote:
> On Tuesday 22 February 2005 12:47 am, Andras Mantia wrote:
> > On Tuesday 22 February 2005 10:44, Eric Laffoon wrote:
> > > If anyone wants to try the CVS access feel free.
> >
> > What is the server name? Is it anonymous also or we use the same
> > user/passwd as for logging in to kdewebdev.org?
> >
> > Andras
>
> You know I bet the silling thing works...
>
> :ext:[user]@kdewebdev.org:/var/lib/cvs
>
> module = kdewebdev
>
> I bet when Dave tried it he used kdewebdev for the user since he wasn't
> familiar with CVS. ;-)
>
> To keep from going insane from having to enter your password twice for
> every operation you can use the ssh-keygen trick George mentioned. If you
> don't have an account you can apply for one at
> https://kittyhooch.com/kdewebdev.php.
>
> please post here before making any commits. If you can ask questions I can
> tell you what I'm doing and get you on something.
>
> If it works I'll make sure everyone is on. I am getting everything in CVS
> now.

Here is George's note for setting up a passwordless key for ssh.
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On your local machine, run ssh-keygen -t dsa

When it asks you for a password, leave it blank, or else you're right back
to where you started.  This will create two files, ~/id_dsa and
~/id_dsa.pub.  Copy id_dsa.pub onto the remote server, into the directory
~/.ssh/.  Rename the file to "authorized_keys".

Logout, log back in.  Ta-da.  No password prompt.
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BTW Andras, Quanta should honor this and not ask for a password.