Andre,
Thanks for your reply.
> does that entry look like ":ext:gggggg@192.168.1.201:/usr/local/cvsroot"?
Yes, the contents of Repository->Modify->Repository exactly matches the CVSROOT environment variable.
> If you're using ssh it should be ssh.
>
> Do you use ssh_agent?
If I do use ssh_agent, it's not intentional. How would I tell?
> I've no clue how Cervisia would use port 514. Are you sure that it's really
Cervisia and not another program?
I'm certain its not another application. It's Cervisia, or something that it invokes.
Your comments about "Use remote shell:" needing to be "ssh" made me try that again. I believe I have found a different bug that somewhat explains the issue, but it can be worked around.
Initially, my "Use remote shell:" field was empty. I tried setting it to "ssh" and doing an update, but I still saw the same behavior (tcp connection attempted to port 514 of the server instead of 22). Today, I also ran "ps aux --forest" meanwhile. Although the "Use remote shell:" was changed to "ssh" in Cervisia, its still using rsh. If I return to the "Use remote shell:" settings, it shows the "ssh" that I placed there, even though rsh was invoked. See attachment.
However, If I leave that set to "ssh", close and restart cervisia, then do an update, it works. Then, it correctly invokes ssh instead of rsh.
Thanks for your help.

From: Andre Woebbeking <woebbeking@kde.org>
To: gregry_7@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 5, 2012 4:21 PM
Subject: [Bug 306269] cervisia with cvs over ssh goes to wrong port number
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=306269
--- Comment #2 from Andre Woebbeking <woebbeking@kde.org> ---
Hi
On Tuesday 04 September 2012 21:56:54 gregry_7@yahoo.com wrote:
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=306269
>
> --- Comment #1 from gregry_7@yahoo.com ---
> I should also note: In cervisia, under 'Repository', selecting the only
> entry and hitting 'Modify',
does that entry look like ":ext:gggggg@192.168.1.201:/usr/local/cvsroot"?
> I have also tried putting both "ssh" and "ssh
> -p 22" (without the quotes) in the "Use remote shell:" field. Initially it
> was blank. None of those 3 settings worked either
If you're using ssh it should be ssh.
Do you use ssh_agent?
I've no clue how Cervisia would use port 514. Are you sure that it's really
Cervisia and not another program?
Cheers,
André
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