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Old 01-04-2005, 01:05 PM   #1
eantoranz
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tunnel for CVS


Hi, guys.... I'm having this problem trying to stablish a connection to my local CVS repository.

My CVS is setup to allow connections via extssh. I have tested it already using eclipse from my own computer and remote computers as well.

A friend of mine wants me to give JBuilder a test-drive. I decided to use one of my projects in the CVS... the problem is that JBuilder doesn't support extssh.

It is my guess that I can create a tunnel to my own CVS server with ssh and then be able to use the JBuilder ext protocol to go through it cause the ssh would be handled by the tunnel. Am I right?

If I'm not, how can I do it?

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