2017-07-15 01:57 AEST by Glen Starrett - I'm seeing that even on a Windows system, the username field in passwd is case
sensitive:

C:\Users\duser3>cvs -d :sspi:DUSER3@d-w2012x64-m:/myrepo ls
cvs [ls aborted]: no such user DUSER3 in CVSROOT/passwd
		
C:\Users\duser3>cvs -d :sspi:duser3@d-w2012x64-m:/myrepo ls
Listing modules on server
		
abc


This server is currently set up with "systemauth = no" and has the authorized
SSPI users listed in passwd as "duser3:".  The simpler CVSROOT
":sspi:duser3@d-w2012x64-m:/myrepo" also works properly with the current setup.


Server is a Win 2012 domain (DELTA).

Note that if the username isn't entered exactly as the system shows the
username, then it will fail even with the simple SSPI CVSROOT:

>>> passwd has entry now of "Duser3:" <<<

C:\Users\duser3>cvs -d :sspi:d-w2012x64-m:/myrepo ls
cvs [ls aborted]: no such user duser3 in CVSROOT/passwd

C:\Users\duser3>cvs -d :sspi:Duser3@d-w2012x64-m:/myrepo ls
Listing modules on server

abc

2017-07-15 01:58 AEST by Glen Starrett - Created an attachment (id=3147)
Server diags

2017-07-15 01:58 AEST by Glen Starrett - Created an attachment (id=3148)
Client diags

2017-07-15 01:59 AEST by Glen Starrett - Also note that this case sensitivity affects the domain portion of the username
if you have added them as "DOMAIN\USERNAME" into passwd for any reason.

2017-07-15 02:00 AEST by Glen Starrett - This might be related to bug 5196, though that one is for unix systems.

2017-07-19 11:40 AEST by Arthur Barrett - Probably a dup of Bug 6989 - passwd is case sensitive