Thank you for your attention. Actually i meant "chown" and not "chmod" !
For the second question about a lock directory, i wonder what is the benefit to create an externel directory for the lock files ?
And i don't know how to use the #cvs_lock files. Is it an important aspect of cvs ?
| Sylvain | |
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Larry Jones)
04/02/2002 22:14
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: Re: users and right on CVSROOT |
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> By defaut only the root user got the read access on the CVSROOT's files
> because i've launch the cvs init command with this account
> So i've change the owner on this repository by a chmod command ( chmod -r
> root.cvs cvs ) to give the cvs users an access to these files
> (because my root user can't commit files, and anyway i've set the
> systemauth variable to "no")
> Is it the correct method ?
I presume you mean "chown", not "chmod". Yes, that looks reasonable.
> Does a lock directory would do the same ?
I don't understand the question.
And please send all CVS qustions to [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than sending
them directly to me.
-Larry Jones
Wheeee. -- Calvin
