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Uzytkownik "Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> napisal w wiadomosci news:b3gor2$h6o$1 at sisko.nodomain.org... > Zioowo wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I would like to protect CVSROOT folder in my repository. > > > > I give NTFS permissions for users (read, read & execute, list folders), > > but clients recieves: "permission danied for history file" and some > > options doesn't work good (for ex. update by tag) > > > > When I give write permission to CVSROOT all is working good, bur users can > > change my admin files such as config, loginfo, notify .... > > Your repository shouldn't be available on a network share - basically hide > it so only administrators can get at it (assuming the users can't log into > the box directly). > > If you don't even want anyone to have commit rights you can lock down the > permissions then set LockDir or LockServer appropriately. > > Also you can switch off impersonation and only give rights to LocalSystem, > which works in the case that you can't reasonably deny access any other way > (be aware though that this also causes scripts to run as LocalSystem which > may be a security risk). > > > CVS: 1.11.1.3 beta 3 (build 44) > > That's really ancient... I'd strongly suggest you upgrade. > > Tony > Tony, please tell more technically, how could I hide CVSROOT folder, because my repository doesn't shared by system, users can access to cvsroot by cvsservice. LockDir directory already exists out of repository with read & write privilleges for users. Maybe 1.11.1.3 is ancient, but is stable for us :-) Regards,