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On 4/4/07, Richard Cooke <rcooke@rcoa.ac.uk> wrote:
> I just wanted to mention that nowhere in the FreeBSD handbooks
> documentation on CVSup did it mention that CVSup requires port 5999 to
> be open. Can you look at adding this information in to the Handbook as
> it seems very relevant to me and caused me a lot of frustration trying
> to figure out why CVSup wasn't working.

And you were sure that all cvsup traffic was tunneled over
http? https? inside DNS queries? as a distinct IP-level
protocol? in a special Vlan directly inside Ethernet
frames? :-)

To add the info into Handbook might be a good idea, but I
just can't help smiling when I try to imagine how cvsup
working through a dedicated tcp port can cause frustration.

/etc/services is your friend.

Cheers!