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I have reviewed Glen Starrett's page on setting ACLS for CVS repositories on the wiki and have a few questions... Will adding users to the 'writers' file inside of the CVSROOT module give those users (listed in the file) commit privileges to ALL modules in the repository? By using the 'writers' file, can I specify module level security? Assume the following... - I executed Glen's script - I HAVE NOT added the 'admin' and/or 'writers' files under the CVSROOT module - Have changed Glen's CVSUser group to be Everyone account After reading the permissions set up by the script, my repositories will allow Everyone to update and commit files to any module except for the CVSROOT module. Am I reading this correctly? I read the different NTFS Privileges as... If UserA has Full Control privileges on a file/module, then they have checkout, update and commit access to the module/file If UserB only has Read privileges, then UserB can checkout and update the file, but cannot commit the file. Is there a difference between Modify privileges and Full Control privileges in relation to CVSNT security? If there is somewhere that this information is, please point me to it as I couldn't find any. Thanks in advance, Jason