* Seema Agarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-08-02 08:11]:
> Could anyone please let me know if there is any way to do the following in
> CVS:
> 1. Delete a specific version of the file from the repository ? Say, I need
> to delete version 1.3 of a file whose current version is 1.5 .
yes.
> 2. Restrict checking in to a certain directory with a way other than file
> permissions on that directory ?
yes.
(SCNR). But in case you also want to know how it is done:
1. Have a look at the cvs admin command (especially with
-o for "outdate"). Make absolutely sure that
a) the revision is not a branching point
b) no one has checked out that revision.
You may also want to delete any tags refering to that
revision first.
2. There's a perl script named cvs_acls (don't know if
this is in the CVS distribution). Ask Google. It can
be used via CVSROOT/commitinfo.
However, it only checks *commits*. Import is not
restricted.
Kind regards
Ingolf
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