Instructions for setting up a CVS repository and connecting through
Tortoise CVS.

plz use your id instead of "minkcho"

[Server side: linuxlab]

1. declare CVSROOT(or CVSHOME) in your .cshrc or .bashrc

  i.e
  [.cshrc]
  setenv CVSHOME /home/minkcho/CVS
  setenv CVSROOT /home/minkcho/CVS

  [.bashrc]
  CVSHOME=/home/minkcho/CVS
  CVSROOT=/home/minkcho/CVS
  export CVSHOME
  export CVSROOT

2. reload your .cshrc using
   [linuxlab:minkcho]> source .cshrc
   or
   [linuxlab:minkcho]> source .bashrc

3. Initialize your cvs repository
   [linuxlab:minkcho]> cvs init

4. extract your project in a directory (e.g. proj)
   [linuxlab:minkcho]> cd proj
   
5. Import your project
   [linuxlab:minkcho]> cvs import -m "message term project" -I ! "proj"
project start

Done :)


[Client side: windows]

1. install cvs client from websites (Wincvs or TortoiseCVS)

2. to connect the server, you need to set up your parameters.

   Protocol : Secure shell (:ext:)
   Server   : linuxlab.cs.umd.edu
   Repository folder : /home/minkcho/CVS
   Username  : minkcho
   Module    : proj
   CVSROOT  : :ext:minkcho@linuxlab.cs.umd.edu :/home/minkcho/CVS

3. Checkout your module.