Todd Denniston writes: > This is the point where you set down, add up what it > will cost your company to support your number of users > by putting addons on a ''cheapskates'' version control > system to support its use in the companies IP policy setup.
Oh, please.. Well, is it the consensus of the maintainers that they will *never* accept any access control feature patches for CVS? Or is it that if someone is willing to back-port and contribute this from the CVSNT side, they will accept it? I.e. is the opposition to ACLs a matter of priorities, or philosophy? If it is philosophy, is it the position of the maintainers that ACLs are so evil that they will actively oppose any attempt by anyone to insert such a feature into CVS, in order to protect innocent users from this heresy? Just asking all these idiotic questions because no one is addressing that point. All I'm seeing are comments along the lines of "if your company VPs cannot all take time to sit down and do a top-down reorganization of your IT department to take advantage of CVS as it stands in its purity today, just go away and don't bother us". Oh, heck, never mind - stupid me for offering to investigate this. Let's kill this topic and get back to the regular topics of discussion.. -- Shankar. _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs