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# This is the configuration file for cvsd.
# See the manual page cvsd.conf(5) for more information.
# See the "Password authentication server"
# section in the cvs texinfo for more information
# about running a pserver.

# RootJail <path>
#  This is the location of the chroot jail
#  cvs should be run in.
#  Specify 'none' (without quotes) to not use
#  a chroot jail.
#  This directory should be initialized with
#  the cvsd-buildroot script.
RootJail /var/lib/cvsd

# Uid <uid>
#  This specifies which user id cvs should be
#  run as. This can be a numerical id or
#  a symbolic value.
Uid cvsd

# Gid <gid>
#  This specifies which group id cvs should be
#  run as. This can be a numerical id or
#  a symbolic value.
Gid cvsd

# CvsCommand <path>
#  If you define this it should point to the cvs
#  command to execute. Otherwise "/bin/cvs" will
#  be used if a RootJail is configured and the
#  cvs command found at compiletime otherwise.
#  The path should be relative to the specified
#  RootJail and should start with a '/'.

# CvsArgs <arg>...
#  Additional arguments to pass to the cvs command.
#  For example, to enable read-only access to the
#  repository, pass the -R option.

# Nice <num>
#  This specifies the nice value (on most systems
#  ranging from -20 to 20) where the smaller the number
#  (more negative) the higher the priority.
Nice 1

# Umask <mask>
#  This specifies a umask used by the cvs pserver when
#  creating files. Specify as an octal value.
Umask 027

# Limit <resource> <value>
#  <resource> can be one of: coredumpsize, cputime, datasize, filesize,
#  memorylocked, openfiles, maxproc, memoryuse, stacksize or virtmem.
#  <value> is the maximum value for the given resource. For size values
#  a suffix of 'b', 'k' or 'm' can be specified ('k' is default). Time
#  values can be formatted as 'mm:ss' or have 'm' or 's' suffixes
#  ('s' is default).
Limit coredumpsize 0

# PidFile <file>
#  This specifies the location the process id of the
#  daemon is written.
PidFile /var/run/cvsd.pid

# Listen <address> <port>
#  The addresses and ports to listen on for connections.
#Listen * 2401

# MaxConnections <num>
#  The maximum number of connections that will
#  be handled simultaneously. 0 is unlimited.
MaxConnections 10

# Log <scheme/file> [<loglevel>]
#  The way logging is done. Either none, syslog or a
#  filename may be specified, followed by an optional
#  loglevel. Loglevel may be one of:
#  crit, error, warning, notice, info (default) or debug.
#  This option can be supplied multiple times.
#  If this option is not specified syslog info is assumed.
Log syslog info
#Log /var/log/cvsd.log debug

# Repos <path>
#  This option specifies which repositories
#  can be used. The value is passed as a
#  --allow-root=<path> parameter to cvs.
#  The path should be relative to the specified
#  RootJail and should start with a '/'.
#  This option can be supplied multiple times.
Repos /test
Repos /coolsoftware