On Monday, April 3, Donald Sharp wrote: > > There is no right answer. cvs was designed to not allow the root user > to do cvs commands. This has to do with the philosophy about why you > shouldn't run as root unless you have to. It also goes into the level > of trust that you are willing to let one 'root' user have on another > machine. If you are so set on running as root go into the source and > remove the check to see who you are running as, because obviously you > know best.... In any event you will be running a unsupportable version > of the cvs source base I may be wrong, but I believe there are other reasons that 'root' is not allowed to use cvs. I believe that they involve locking and such. --Toby.
- cvs [commit aborted]: cannot commit files as 'root' Chris Kimpton
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