Failing that, have a crontab job run thru the tree every so often and change the group for you.
I suppose another way around it would be to run the cvs executable on your server as a set-gid process. I don't recommend it unless you know what you are doing.
Could you also put a chgrp command in a commitinfo script to change the group of files being committed? I'm not sure that will work, though.
How about making a commitinfo script that starts a process in the background that sleeps a short time and then does a chgrp on all on all the files in the repository directory involved in the commit? That should do it and will probably be better than a crontab job.
Fred
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