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law at redhat.com law at redhat.com
Thu Oct 30 20:04:39 UTC 2003


In message <20031030142945.E8407 at devserv.devel.redhat.com>, "Michael K. Johnson
" writes:
 >One of the things that I'd like to have before doing that is a
 >CVS ACL implementation that allows us to put ACLS on branches.
 >The one we use internally allows us to lock down a repository
 >to certain developers, but I'd really like, for example, to allow
 >package developers to lock down CVS HEAD on their packages but
 >still let other developers do work on a branch, and then the
 >main developer(s) for that package merge the work down to CVS
 >HEAD when they think it's appropriate.
 >
 >Anyone interested in working on that?
There's actually a couple projects which are providing ACLs for CVS.

http://cvsacl.sourceforge.net/
http://cvs-nserver.sourceforge.net/

I don't know which is more mature or whether or not either is working with
the main CVS folks to ensure integration.  But they're probably worth looking
into.

Jeff

 >
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 >
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