RE: [cvsacl-users] Re: Doubt about recursive mode and acls

[Federico E. <fed...@cl...>]

Great! I will be waiting for your news. :)

The next version does include any new feature?

Thanks,

Fede=20

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-----Mensaje original-----
De: sbaris [mailto:sb...@us...]=20
Enviado el: Martes, 30 de Diciembre de 2003 03:29 a.m.
Para: cvs...@li...
Asunto: [cvsacl-users] Re: Doubt about recursive mode and acls

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Hi,

Currently, subdirectories does not inherit permission from parent.
So, if you create a new directory, you should set its acl.

I am working on this, and in a few weeks cvsacl will inherit permissions
recursively.

sb...@us... <mailto:sb...@us...>=20


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From: "Federico Edelman" <fed...@cl... =
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Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 8:28 PM
Subject: [cvsacl-users] Doubt about recursive mode and acls


> Hi, I'm testing the cvsacl patch. First, I'm installed
> cvs-1.11.10-cvsacl-1.1.3-patched version on a PIII with Debian =
GNU/Linux
> 3.0r1 kernel 2.4.23.
>
> Now, I need a good way to verify user permissions. I will have got
> different web-application projects. For example:
>
> /webroot/project1
> /webroot/project2
> /webroot/project3
>
> I will have got many users that's should be has got different acl. For
> example, "usera" -read- access to "project1".
> "userb" -read/write- access to "project1" and -read- access to
> "project2".
> "userc" -read/write- access to "project1" and "project3".
>
> I'm seeing the patch should be works.
>
> But, I'm having the following trouble:
> When the user is configured, he should be "free moving" into the
> "module-project". But, it isn't possible when he add/create a new
> directory/file. Because nobody can access if I don't run the following
> line:
> # cvs -d /webroot racl userX:cdwr -R -d projectY
>
> Does exist anyway to set the cvsacl options (like above) but the
> recursive mode will be permanent?
>
>
> This is my configurations options:
> # New repository (root)
> mkdir /webroot
> cvs import -d /webroot
> chown -R cvsadm:nogroup /webroot
> chmod 2770 /webroot
>
> # New module (root)
> cd /to/some/path
> cvs import -m "Begin project" project1 usera start
> chown -R cvsadm:nogroup /repository
>
> # Set user permissions for module (root)
> cvs -d /repository racl usera:cdrw -R -d project1
> chown -R cvsadm:nogroup /repository
>
> My aclconfig:
> --- snip snip ---
> UseCVSACL=3Dyes
> CVSACLDefaultPermissions=3Dn
> UseSystemGroups=3Dno
> UseCVSGroups=3Dyes
> CVSServerRunAsUser=3Dcvsadm
> --- snip snip ---
>
>
> Thanks you very much.
> Fede
>
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