Hello Alexey,
OK, now I can use ACL. But the effect I want to get can't be got.
For example, I have a module 'testmodule', and have user 'usera',
'userb', 'userc'
$ cvs co testmodule
$ cd testmodule
$ cvs acl %nobody access,modify ./
$ cvs acl usera,userb access,modify ./
But 'userc' can checkout testmodule.
And the acl subcommand has puzzling behaviours.
Look at this, 'agent' and 'uspclient' are both modules.
[lark@sw2 uspclient]$ /usr/local/bin/cvs acl %all access ./
Setting 'access' permissions for '%all' on directory uspclient/
[lark@sw2 uspclient]$ cd -
/home/lark/cvsadmin/agent
[lark@sw2 agent]$ /usr/local/bin/cvs acl %all access ./
cvs [server aborted]: Invalid branch permissions 'access'
Monday, December 24, 2001, 6:46:09 AM, you wrote:
>>>>>> "WJ" == Wang Jian <la...@li...> writes:
WJ>> Hello, I test ACL on cvs-nserver but
WJ>> [lark@sw2 foobar]$ /usr/local/bin/cvs acl access,modify . cvs [server
WJ>> aborted]: admin is not allowed to manage ACLs
AM> Create the CVSROOT/acl-admins file and add a line with 'admin' in it.
WJ>> And I notice that cvs-nserver/acl/ is now empty in CVS repository in
WJ>> cvs.sourceforge.net.
AM> You've probably forgot about the -r NCLI-1-11-1. Or, if you're looking
AM> through "Browse CVS repository", choose the appropriate tag.
WJ>> cvs-nserver will not support builtin ACLs any more?
AM> Why ever? :)
AM> --alexm
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