[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Lu Fang wrote on March 26, 2003 8:57 AM:
> ... CVS with cygwin ... I want to specify the files permissions for
> different group of users.
I have a similar need for a CVS security model that allows me to control
which users can access which CVS projects. My solution was to create
multiple repositories (/cvs/r030325a, /cvs/r030325b, etc.), each owned
by a different user.group (r030325a.r030325a, r030325b.r030325b,
respectively, etc.). I then add/remove users from a given repository
group to control who can access that repository.
I created a Perl script "dvs" to automate/simplify the scheme:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dvs
Usage:
dvs [options]
Options:
--debug, -d Generate debug messages
--debug_file=FILE Append debug messages to FILE
--debug_level=LEVEL Set the debug message level to
LEVEL
--help, -h, -? Print a brief help message and
exit (1)
--initialize Initialize CVS root directory
--repadd REPOS Create a repository
--repdel REPOS Delete a repository
--useradd USER REPOS... Add user to listed repositories
--userdel USER REPOS... Remove user from listed
repositories
--test Run regression test
The Perl script is available on my home page:
http://www.holgerdanske.com/dpchrist/
My CVS server is RH7.3. I don't know if my idea or the Perl script will
work on Cygwin.
HTH,
David
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