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CVS
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login
cvs [cvs-options] login
Log into a CVS pserver session. This command is needed only with
the pserver connection mode. See also logout.
Synonyms: none
Example
$ cvs -d :pserver:arnold:password:@cvs.nosuch.net:/var/
lib/cvs login
Logging in to :pserver:arnold@cvs:2401/var/lib/cvs
logout
cvs [cvs-options] logout
Log out of a CVS pserver session. This command is needed only
with the pserver connection mode. See also login.
Synonyms: none
Example
$ cvs -d :pserver:arnold@cvs:/var/lib/cvs logout
Logging out of :pserver:arnold@cvs:2401/var/lib/cvs
pserver
cvs [cvs-options] pserver
Run the repository-server end of a password server or Kerberos 5
(via the GSS-API) connection. This command must be called from
inetd or an equivalent server daemon. See also kserver.
Synonyms: none
rannotate
cvs [cvs-options] rannotate [options] files ...
Display files with annotations showing the last editor and revision
that changed each line of each specified file. You can run ranno-
tate without ...