, 2004 3:42 PM
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Subject: [Q] Read-Only Access with SSH
I've been looking through the archives on this and understand that it
can be accomplished through the use of permissions.
So, I've got the standard 'cvsuser' group to which I have added user
accounts who are supposed to have
At 5:56 PM -0400 4/13/04, Fouts Christopher (6452) wrote:
If it's any consolation, you can restrict the ../CVSROOT directory
(itself) permissions to the world, even though some of the files
in it are rwx to the world.
I figured on that...still makes me nervous.
So, any chance that this situation
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Eric Gorr wrote:
Now, based on what I've read, I need to then use the 'other'
permissions to control what other people can do with the CVS
repository. However, it would appear that I need to make directories
of the modules writable by 'other's so
Derek Robert Price writes:
No. Look up LockDir in the manual and use it. Your entire repo will
need to be world writable [...]
He meant world *readable*. If your OS supports ACLs (Access Control
Lists), you can get extremely flexible behavior. I strongly suggest
reading all of Chapter 2
