ViewCVS Installation

InstallActivePython Change your system PATHenvironment variable. Remove the trailing "dot" from the python directory; e.g., c:\python22\. => c:\python22 Install IIS (on NT4, viaNT Option Pack 4) on the computer that has the raw CVS repository files. This machine is named tiger in these instructions. You can use network shares, so the files don‘t necessarily have to reside on the IIS machine, but you will undoubtedly run into file access permissions hell. These instructions assume that the IIS wwwroot folder is located at c:\inetpub\wwwroot. Change these instructions to match the actual path of your wwwroot. If you wish to allow anonymous access, Give the users IUSR_ and IWAM_ "execute" permissions to cvs.exe and "read" permissions to the folders that it‘s contained in Give the users IUSR_ and IWAM_ "execute" permissions to the files you extracted in the previous step (e.g., rcs.exe) and "read" permissions to the folders they are contained in Give the users IUSR_ and IWAM_ "full control" permissions to c:\winnt\temp Give the users IUSR_ and IWAM_ "read" and "list contents" for all files and folders in the CVS repository

DownloadViewCVS and extract it Go to the extract target directory and type

python viewcvs-install Enter c:/viewcvs as the install directory (use what you like) Edit the viewcvs.conf file in the installation directory. Change the following things: cvs_roots default_root rcs_path

Create the directory c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-bin From Windows Explorer, run Start/Programs/Administrative Tools/Internet Services Manager Right-click on the default web server icon Right click on cgi-bin (to be compatible withTortoiseCVS, ViewCVS needs to be located here) Choose New->Virtual Directory Alias: viewcvs Click Next Directory: c:\viewcvs\www\cgi Click Next Check the Execute checkbox Finish the dialog box Right-click on the virtual directory "viewcvs" and select Properties...

Click the Documents tab Add viewcvs.cgi Click the Virtual Directory tab Click the Configuration... button If the CGI extension is already in the list, you must delete it. This will break an application that has been installed on your web server (e.g., CVSWeb). Click the Add button Fill in the following information

Executable: c:\python22\python.exe "%s"

Extension: cgi

Script Engine: checked

Check that file exists: unchecked Copy <extract directory>\windows\icons to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\icons If you like, save your company logo on top of the file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\icons\apache_pb.gif If you want to usecvsgraph with ViewCVS, Edit viewcvs.conf and set use_cvsgraph=1 Download windows binaries (go to thecvsgraph website) into a directory that‘s in your PATH

See theEnscript Instructions Fire up ViewCVS... http://localhost/cgi-bin/viewcvsSee here if you want to control access to ViewCVS. Note that you must give all ViewCVS users "full" control over c:\winnt\temp

Known Issues

Troubleshooting

Read theViewCVS readme Many CVSWeb issues also apply to ViewCVS. See here

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