C. Setting CVSROOT Environment Variable
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C. Setting CVSROOT Environment Variable


You should set an environment variable called CVSROOT that points to the folder you used to initialize your CVS repository. (You can use the -d option every time, but why bother.)

sh and bash users should have these lines in their `.profile' or `.bashrc': (in their home folder)

CVSROOT=/usr/local/cvsrepos 
export CVSROOT