Eric Siegerman writes [about setting the sticky bit]: > > Doing that in the repo would break CVS completely, wouldn't it? > For most users, a commit would fail at the point where it tried > to delete the old ,v file and rename the temporary copy (indeed, > the sticky bit would independently block both of those > operations). So only the owner of a given ,v file, and the owner > of its parent directory, would be able to commit new revisions.
Yes, for directories that contain files. We've been know to use it on directories that only contain subdirectories, however. Particularly the top-level repository directory. -Larry Jones Well, it's all a question of perspective. -- Calvin _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
