> Is it the case that 2 > different users cannot "share" a sandbox?
Do you mean use the same physical directories? Not a good idea. CVS is designed to be used in parallel. I can't imagine sharing sandboxes, even if it's not simultaneous access. > If I try > working with ... changes to a local copy checked out by > another user, things don't work. The username is stored in the CVS metadata. That would explain things. When CVS tries to do an operation, it fires up ssh, uses the username stored in the CVS metadata, tries to use your private key, and boom! Your buns have been fried. No login. It's really late here (after 4am) so my brain may not be processing things correctly right now. But it sounds right to the degree that I'm functioning correctly. -- The less government we have the better--the fewer laws and the less confided power.... - Ralph Waldo Emerson _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
