Instructions on setting up cvs - here, the computer holding the
cvs repository is called cvs_host, with IP addr e.g. 192.24.176.89,
and the cvs client computer is called cvs_client.

On both cvs_host and cvs_client set the CVS_RSH and CVSROOT environmental 
variables; e.g. for tcsh
setenv CVSROOT :ext:pete@192.24.176.89:/home/pete/MYCVS
setenv CVS_RSH ssh

From host cvs_host enter

cvs -d /home/pete/MYCVS init

Here MYCVS is the name of the directory to contain my repository -
it will be created by this command.

If this command is successful, you should see a /home/pete/MYCVS
directory and a /home/pete/MYCVS/CVSROOT directory, with several
files.

To deposit files into this repository from host cvs_client,
e.g., the files in directory ~/cvs_test, enter the
following command from ~/cvs_test (remember to set CVSROOT
and CVS_RSH):

cvs import cvs_test pete releasetag

Here cvs_test is the name that will be assigned to that project;
releasetag is an identifier (no white space) for the files being
deposited.

To check out these files, go to a directory not already containing
the cvs_test directory, and enter:

cvs co cvs_test

-- PeteKlosterman - 08 Mar 2005