Re: [cvsnt] Is it possible to completely lock down HEAD, but leave a BRANCH open for READ ONLY access?

Positive. And after further testing, I believe it actually has something to the WinCVS client (2.0.3.1) as I am able to successfully checkout code from the BRANCH as the "guest" user when using MyEclipse as my client, even when HEAD is locked down. Although I ended up having to change my AclMode

Re: [cvsnt] Is it possible to completely lock down HEAD, but leave a BRANCH open for READ ONLY access?

Terry, Are you sure that the "cannot open CVS/Entries for reading" message is due to an ACL control issue, and not something with where you're trying to check out your files? -Original Message- From: cvsnt-boun...@cvsnt.org [mailto:cvsnt-boun...@cvsnt.org] On Behalf Of Terry Beavers Sent:

Re: [cvsnt] Cvs update affecting timestamps on directories unnecessarily

Leendert, > Hi Arthur > > Not sure if you came right. > > I think the answer is in below page: > > network-theory.co.uk/docs/cvsmanual/Locks.html > > CVS creates lock files on the server which updates the parent folder > timestamp. 1. please email the mailing list not me directly 2. That t

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