#!/bin/sh
# This program implements the client side of anonymous cvs over ssh.
# No more pserver! For details on how to use this and how it works,
# visit http://kitenet.net/programs/perlmoo/sshcvs/
#
# This is copyright 1999, 2001 by Joey Hess under the terms of the GPL.

# Just run ssh, telling it to use this file as the identity file. 
# Cvs will tell it what host to connect to as what user and will
# proceed to communicate with the cvs server over the ssh link.
# We do need to fix up the perms of the script to something ssh
# will accept though, and put them back later.
trap "chmod 700 $0" 1 2 3
chmod 600 $0
ssh -2 -q -C -i $0 $@
chmod 755 $0
exit

# The remainder of the file is the "private" key that lets users into my
# cvs server. ssh 2 can find this key, ignoring the top part of the file.

-----BEGIN DSA PRIVATE KEY-----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-----END DSA PRIVATE KEY-----