I have ported the access control patch to the newest verson of CVS, fixed some bugs, and added some new features. It's available on my web page at http://members.home.net/minyard. The access control path adds per-directory access control lists to CVS (pserver) and the ability to do full user management (password changing, adding/deleting users) from the CVS command line. It's certainly not perfect, but it does a pretty good job. If someone (maybe me) adds an SSL implmentation based on this, it would be pretty secure. This release adds: * Lots of bug fixes and cleanups. The new CVS directory/repository stuff was cleaned up and made much better, this cleaned up some of my patch. * The ability to specify a prefix for the repository that the server will tack on to the beginning of the root directory. So if your repository is in /home/cvs/root, you can set the prefix to /home/cvs and the clients will only need to specify :pserver:a@b:/root. Plus, you can move the repository on the server's filesystem without affecting the users. * For the access permissions, you can optionally allow them to propigate to subdirectories. I don't personally like this very much, but a lot of other people do, so I added it. If you use this patch, an upgrade is highly recommended. -Corey _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
