CVS with Tortoise is a perfect match and works well with SSH. TortoiseCVS supports internally SSH, or via ext the use of Putty allowing you to use public/private keys for authentication. Using CVS is SSH is in my mind the easiest approach as the permissions are all controlled via groups, and pserver is not needed.
A Google search will turn up tons of resources but here is one I have used:
http://owen.sj.ca.us/rkowen/howto/cvs.html
I have been using CVS under Linux since 1998 and extremely happy with it!
Brian Tafoya
briantafoya.com
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Sent: Wed, 18 May 2005 12:44:18 -0700
Subject: CVS server for work: Setup and Security
> Well, I have been an accountant at my new job for just about a week and a half
> and I have convinced them to drop an FTP site in favor of a CVS server running
> on Linux. Having never actually set up a CVS server can some one point me in
> the rite direction of setting up and securing? Since they are all windows
> users I was thinking of integrating tortoise into MS Explorer for use as their
> client; any thoughts?
>
> Can you do CVS over SSH or is that redundant?
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