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> However I don't have any first hand experience using ACL, so > i figured I'd > ask first. Anyone who can comment on that? I've experimented with the ACL on NT, and it seems to be very simple and straightforward. I'm not aware of any differences in it's operation between NT and Linux since it's not actually file system ACL's it's applying, it's CVSNT's own implementation of that (it seems to operate the same--I just tried a quick test on my Linux box). I'm still new to it, but I recently posted a note to someone else on using them on NT, see the thread "How to permit/not permit commit to an assigned branch?" for the details. I'd recommend you create a test module and check it out, I have a feeling it'll work just fine for you, but you should take note: CVSNT file permissions aren't at the OS level. If someone has access to your box and you didn't have appropriate UNIX permissions on the files, you could still have trouble. If you come up with a reasonable solution that your UNIX admins and your users can work with, then you might consider adding another page to the wiki to cover that setup for others later! Regards, Glen Starrett