$ doas pkg_add cvsweb


After installation, make sure to read [/usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/cvsweb](/Attach:cvsweb-readme.txt)

Then we need to set up a chroot for CVSweb in /var/www. You will

first need to install [perl inside the chroot](/openhttpd/perl). Afterwards,

we run:

    cp -p /usr/bin/{co,cvs,diff,perl,rcsdiff,rlog,uname} /var/www/usr/bin/
    mkdir -p /var/www/cvs
    chown $USER:commit /var/www/cvs


## Sync the repos

    $ openrsync -a --delete --rsync-path=/usr/bin/openrsync /CVS/ /var/www/cvs/


In crontab -e:

    @daily  -s /usr/bin/openrsync -a --delete --rsync-path=/usr/bin/openrsync /CVS/ /var/www/cvs/


## Configuration

cvsweb assumes it is running chrooted and the configuration file is 

hard-coded to use /conf/cvsweb/cvsweb.conf. /var/www/conf/cvsweb/cvsweb.conf

will serve the repository /var/www/cvs/, which should contain CVSROOT

and the module directories.

Other repositories, each containing CVSROOT and modules, can

be added to the @CVSrepositories array.

Add this to the end of /etc/httpd.conf:

server "example.com" {

	listen on * port 80

	location "/cgi-bin/*" {

		fastcgi

		root "/"

	}

	location match "/" {

		request rewrite "/cgi-bin/cvsweb"

	}

	location "/.well-known/acme-challenge/*" {

		root "/acme"

		request strip 2

	}

}