(We're using cvs 1.11.2 client and server, pserver, SystemAuth=no, we
have a UNIX cvs group containing all users, and all users are listed in
CVSROOT/passwd)
Is there any way in which we can set up our repository with
access-control-list -like behaviour?
e.g. We have several projects in our repository, called X, Y and Z.
These projects contain source code. We also have projects Xdoc, Ydoc,
Zdoc which are the documentation for the X, Y and Z projects. We have
modules in CVSROOT/modules of the same name, if that matters.
We have several developers, and several technical authors.
What we'd like to achieve is for the developers to have
checkout/read/write/commit access to X, Y and Z, and read-only access to
Xdoc, Ydoc, Zdoc, and for the authors to have checkout/read/write/commit
access to Xdoc, Ydoc, Zdoc, but no access at all to X, Y, Z.
(I'm cvs admin; I'd like to do anything to any project)
Is this possible?
Regards,
Matt
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