> Stuart R Dole writes:
....
> > OK, I'm not root. What's up?
>
> You are root. Doing a ``cvs login'' does nothing but
verify the
> password and remember it; what user you are for any
> particular operation
> is determined by how cvsroot is set. In this case, you're
> working in a
> checked-out directory, so cvsroot comes from CVS/Root.
Yes, that was it. I had checked it out as 'root'. I edited
CVS/Root to be myself, and it worked. Thanks!
(We end up being root a lot because we're developing drivers
for embedded systems that happen to use Linux and we're
lazy...)
Many thanks,
Stuart
