--- projects/cms/documentation/papers/cvs-2.txt	2000/11/15 20:03:48	1.3
+++ projects/cms/documentation/papers/cvs-2.txt	2000/11/16 20:18:17	1.4
@@ -63,9 +63,9 @@ copy-key.bat. Just go to "Start -> Run -> copy-key rap
 to make it do it's stuff.
 
 Now, we're pretty much all set. You should be able to type 
-"ssh raptor" into a command window and log straight in 
-without the need for a password. If not, something has gone 
-wrong !
+"ssh -l <user> raptor" into a command window and log 
+straight in without the need for a password. If not, 
+something has gone wrong !
 
 Finally, a quick alteration to WinCVS and we're done. In the 
 preferences set the CVS Root to be;
@@ -104,13 +104,13 @@ DLL's in place and the binary ssh files.
 Next, setting up a key. This requires a few straightforward 
 steps.
 
- - setup a directory to be considered your "home folder" and 
-   then ensure that the environment variable HOME is pointed 
-   at this directory. Then make a directory called .ssh 
-   within this.
+ - setup a directory (on your machine) to be considered your
+   "home folder" and then ensure that the environment 
+   variable HOME is pointed at this directory. Then make a 
+   directory called .ssh within this.
 
  - telnet into raptor and run this command;
-     ssh-keygen -f ssh-newkey -q -P '' -C '<user> on NT'"
+     ssh-keygen -f ssh-newkey -q -P '' -C '<user> on NT'
    
    make sure you change <user> for your userid, and that you 
    notice the difference between the single quote ' and the 
@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ steps.
    the ssh-newkey and ssh-newkey.pub files from raptor.
 
 Now, to test this setup you should try the following from a 
-command prompt;
+command prompt (on your machine, not raptor);
 
 ssh -l <userid> raptor.ukc.ac.uk
 
@@ -145,10 +145,16 @@ preferences set the CVSROOT to;
 :ext:<user>@raptor.ukc.ac.uk:/usr/local/proj/co600_10/cvs
 
 Set Authentication to SSH server, and set the RSA identity 
-to your identity file (not the .pub one). Finally set the 
-browser directory to a suitable location and try checking 
-something out. If all has worked an SSH window should pop up 
-at the bottom of the screen and the files should appear.
+to your identity file (not the .pub one). On the ports tab 
+check the "alternate rsh name" box at the bottom, and make 
+sure "ssh" is in the text box. You might also like to 
+uncheck "checkout read-only" and "prune empty directories" 
+on the globals tab.
+
+Finally set the browser directory to a suitable location and 
+try checking something out. If all has worked an SSH window 
+should pop up at the bottom of the screen and the files 
+should appear.
 
 As a final note, turning TCP/IP compression on may make it 
 quicker over a modem.