[Savannah-hackers] [support #102552] CVS Write Access Configuration

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Support Request #102552, was updated on mar 28.10.2003 à 04:22
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Category: CVS
Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Summary: CVS Write Access Configuration

By: yeupou
Date: mar 28.10.2003 à 12:47
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Hi,  
this feature currently does not exists. However, CVS permits to easily 
track commits, so basically if someone not supposed to make any 
commits do that, you should be aware of it pretty soon. And if it is not 
possible for the project leader to tell someone not to commit on the CVS, 
maybe this "someone" should be dropped from the project. 
 
There are some CVS extensions that allows per directory write access. 
This is usually horribly dirty hacks, unmaintainable. So we do not 
provide that either. 

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By: mr-russ
Date: mar 28.10.2003 à 04:22
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I would like to include people as members of my 

project (stratagus) but not give them CVS write 

access.  There is a field listed in the manage member 

page, say that members have write access.  Is there 

work happen in creating the possibility to change that 

option to A no.



So we can have CVS Write Access (Yes/No).



Further to this, it may be a question for the cvs 

list, so ignore it if it is.  Is it possible to 

restrict the directories developers and read and write 

to on savannah, or even just at a module level?



Regards



Russell Smith

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