OK. I *have* been using "chmod g+s". Yes that does work.
However, from "man xinetd.conf"
<quote>
group determines the gid for the server process. The
group name
must exist in /etc/group. If a group is not
specified,
the group of user will be used (from
/etc/passwd). This
attribute is ineffective if the effective
user ID of
xinetd is not super-user.
</quote>
So...in my cvspserver file, I do specify "group = cvsroot".
Should CVS not then take on that group and thus create directories (or
files for that matter) using this group id? Perhaps I should take this up
on the developer list. It seems like CVS should honor the settings that
xinetd (or inetd) sets. I could be wrong though. :)
thanks,
-Anders.
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