Brandon Craig Rhodes' msg "How to run :gserver: nonroot", dated 03Jul2002, closely describes our current situation: a brand new repository, with only gssapi access, and no cvs user accounts on the respository. To recap, we envision the repository server having only 2 user:group accounts:
cvsadm:cvs owns the executables & runs "cvs ... pserver" daemon cvsusr:cvs owns the $CVSROOT repository All cvs users have kerberos principals (userids), but do NOT have accounts on the repository server. Instead they are mapped via some combination of CVSROOT/[passwd,readers,writers] to userid cvsusr. Some users could be defined as readers (but this is not as important to us). Questions: 1. Has the "cvs-nonroot-kerberos.patch" in Brandon's message been superceded for cvs 1.12.6? 2. Is there another way to accomplish what we want to do? 3. Would CVS still log user actions under their kerberos principal name (which is always a valid unix userid, in our case), or just "cvsusr"? _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
