Thanks to both of you for your helpful answers.
Actually, I found out the problem :
1. I had been using a pserver before, and it seems the user had kept a
previous file (.cvsrc, or maybe a bad $CVSROOT): this is why he was
attempted to connect to my machine.
2. The ACLs were accidentally set wrong on a few files. Actually, that
was a mask problem, and consequently, the user did not have the 'w'
right on some files he wanted to checkout.
By the way, if you're looking for a way to position ACLs recursively,
here's a nice command I found in the news :
find <dir> -exec setfacl <setfacl-opts> {} \;
Thanks,
Axelle.
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