Hi!
I am trying to set up a CVS repository in my Linux machine (I have cvs 1.10.8
(client/server)).
The thing is, the repository has root:cvsuser (a local group that, of course, has all
developers allowed to use the repository) permisions: 0770. When running the 'cvs
init' command (as root), all the files, including its directory, are created root:root
0770 (I am using CVSUMASK=0007).
When I tried to add a directory as a user, the direcory is created username:users (a
default group for other purposes). This, of course, is not what I expected. The
documentation says something about directory permissions to be the same as its
parent's when created. This is not what is happening now.
How can I do to achieve my goal?: to have the same owner (root:cvsuser, or maybe
username:cvsuser, but not username:some_other_group) as $CVSROOT directory and (this
is working now) have 0770 permission by default.
Thank you very much in advance.
Ezequiel Valenzuela
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