Of course, and I knew that, that's what the second userid is for in the
passwd file. I had the archives owned by root. I was trying to keep the
archives protected so that they could only be accessed via cvs. I will set
the active userid to cvs and change the ownership so that it owns all the
files. I notice that it records actions based on the login id not the
effective id. Do you see any problem with this.
Stephen
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Subject: Re: cannot create_adm_p
Stephen Morley writes:
>
> I'm installing cvs on a new server and want to start using pserver. I'm
> getting the following error when I try to use any cvs command:
> ~/test
> [13:34:47]$cvs checkout shared-tcl
> cannot create_adm_p /tmp/cvs-serv25355/shared-tcl
> Permission denied
[...]
> I have cvs running setuid and owned by root so I don't know why it would
get
> Permission denied and anyway /tmp is globally writtable.
CVS only runs as root long enough to validate the username and password
sent by the client; as soon as it's done that, it changes user to run as
the client user. What are the ownership and permissions of the
directory in the error message?
-Larry Jones
I'm so disappointed. -- Calvin
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