It depends on what you mean by "deleting" a file from the repo.
If you mean to prevent developers from cd $CVSROOT (assuming it's on the same
machine, of course), rm some-file, then you should place the repo onto a server
where developers can only do "cvs server" commands (eg they have no login
account).
If you mean to prevent developers from "cvs rm some-file", then you can easily
create a commitinfo script that'll catch such things.
Noel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 2000.09.10 09:05:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc: (bcc: Noel L Yap)
Subject: How users can't change or delete the file in Repository?
What we can do in CVS to give the user permissions only for checking in &
checking out and not of deleting the already checked in file from the
repository?
Pl. consider it as urgent.
Very Thanks
Asheesh
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