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CVS: no such repository error

Hello all, I have been trying to set up a CVS this morning but I have found some problems with it, current problem I cant seem to fix is the following:

When I try to login as a CVS user it exits with an error stating : no such repository

Code:

cvs -d :pserver:carlos.ramirez@localhost:2401/quipux/servicio/cvs/modulos login

Logging in to :pserver:carlos.ramirez@localhost:2401/quipux/servicio/cvs/modulos

CVS password:

/quipux/servicio/cvs/modulos: no such repository

This is the service file in /etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver

Code:

service cvspserver

{

        disable = no

        port = 2401

        socket_type = stream

        protocol = tcp

        wait = no

        passenv =

        env = CVSROOT=/quipux/servicios/cvs/modulos

        server = /usr/bin/cvs

        server_args = -f --allow-root=/quipux/servicios/cvs/modulos pserver

        user = cvs

}

I also did the following:
1. Create a new user named "cvs" ( I used UID 89).
2. Create a new group named "cvs" (also GID 89).
3. Do a "sudo chown -R cvs:cvs /quipux/".
4. Change the "/etc/xinetd.d/cvspserver" startup file to have "user = cvs".
5. Restart xinetd.
6. Make sure the "/quipux/servicios/cvs/modulos/CVSROOT/passwd" file had a"username:encpw:cvs" entry.

Im running FC4

And still the problems remains.. dont know what else to do... any suggestions?

Fixed, dumb of me I was typing the wrong name, however I Still have a problem, now when I do

Code:

cvs login

Logging in to :pserver:someone@server:2401/quipux/servicios/cvs/modulos

CVS password: xxxxx

it returns to bash shell and eclipse users get a Connection reset by peer error.

Im using cvs 1.11.19
and this is what Im getting from /var/log/messages

Code:

Sep 28 15:40:02 pandora crond(pam_unix)[7772]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Sep 28 15:40:02 pandora crond(pam_unix)[7773]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Sep 28 15:40:02 pandora crond(pam_unix)[7773]: session closed for user root

Sep 28 15:40:02 pandora crond(pam_unix)[7772]: session closed for user root