Timothy Falconer wrote:
>
> I want the following repository structure, with associated access:
>
> /home/cvs/www/common (everyone)
> /home/cvs/www/tools (developers)
> /home/cvs/www/clientA (developers & clientA)
> /home/cvs/www/clientB (developers & clientB)
> /home/cvs/www/clientC (developers & clientC)
cd /home/cvs/www/clientA ; find . -type d -exec chgrp clientA {} \; -exec chmod g+s {}
\;
cd /home/cvs/www/clientB ; find . -type d -exec chgrp clientB {} \; -exec chmod g+s {}
\;
cd /home/cvs/www/clientC ; find . -type d -exec chgrp clientC {} \; -exec chmod g+s {}
\;
I find this especially important for cvsweb's CVSROOT/Emptydir for the annotate
command.
Larry Jones wrote:
>
> BSD Unix filesystems always create files with the group set to the group
> of the containing directory, which is sufficient to avoid your problem.
Linux, AFAIK, uses the user/group of the guy creating the file/dir unless overridden
with ug+s .
> You don't say what platform you're using,
He said Linux.
but it must not be BSD-based.
> :-) Check your system documentation
man chmod
Disciples of RMS will type
info chmod
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