Re: cvs2git migration

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On 14.02.2012 13:01, supadhyay wrote:
Hi All,

I want to migrate my version control CVS to GIT. I have few links which
mentioned about how to migrate CVS repositories to GIT but there is no
description about how to migrate existing CVS users to GIT?

As far as I know CVS uses its own server called pserver. And the usual username and password combo for authentication.

if you want to use git with a central repository, you should use gitolite. And gitolite uses RSA or DSA keys that are not compatible with CVS passwords. You can't simply migrate the users to gitolite.

Every user has to generate and send the public half of that key (generated with ssh-keygen) to the administrator of that repository.

If you have problems authenticating all those users sending you public keys, let them check in the public keys into a specific path in one of the old CVS repositories. Then the administrator of the git repository can fetch them from the CVS (and check that the right user added the patch for his new key).

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