[LDAPsh-devel] Re: Hi

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"Rafael Corvalan" <Raf...@li...> writes:

> What do you expect exactly? Do you want me to create a
> ldapsh directory under /cvsroot/ldapsh? So you can do:
> cvs -d:pserver:ano...@cv...:/cvsroot/ldapsh co ldapsh ?

That would look more like the other projects I've seen, yes.

> Because I tried your setting:
> "cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@...sf.net:/cvsroot/ co "
> but I don't understand how can it works since /cvsroot is
> not owned by me...

No, that won't work.  I tried that as well :)

> I'm not familiar with sourceforge environment, but if you point
> me to a doc which explains how to do so, I'd be happy ;-)))

Basically, I think the only way to grant ssh access to CVS is to make
someone a developer on your project.  I assume you can do that from
the Admin pages on the project page.  I'm a bit fuzzy on the details,
because I'm not an admin of any sourceforge projects, so I've never
seen those pages.

The drawback is that making someone a developer grants commit rights
as well, which you may not want to give out.  But I'm asking anyway:
can you make me a developer on ldapsh?  I promise I won't commit
anything without permission.


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