Hello,
I hope someone can answer this question:
I have a group called "cvs" of which all users of the cvs repository are
members. If one of those users creates a new directory and adds it to the
repository, cvs identifies the new directory's owner and group name with
that specific user (and as
Dennis Jones writes:
>
> I have a group called "cvs" of which all users of the cvs repository are
> members. If one of those users creates a new directory and adds it to the
> repository, cvs identifies the new directory's owner and group name with
> that specific user (and as you know, this als
Set the setgid bit on the repository directories. This'll make new elements
within the directory inherit its group ownership. man chmod for more details.
Noel
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areas are you guys are here.
Thanks again,
- Dennis
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Subject: Re: groups and owners in CVS
> I have a group called "cvs" of wh
On Thu, May 25, 2000 at 09:35 -0700, Dennis Jones wrote:
>
> I have a group called "cvs" of which all users of the cvs
> repository are members. If one of those users creates a new
> directory and adds it to the repository, cvs identifies the new
> directory's owner and group name with that spec
