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A often encountered problem using CVSNT is "cannot find.: No such file or directory" when impersonation is enabled. This is mainly true using Eclipse as a CVS client. The eclipse staff just tell that this is an incompatibility of CVSNT. The simplest solution to this problem is to disable impersonation on CVSNT and additionally remove all access restrictions from the CVS (root) directories. But so no user access management can be established. The real problem is that CVSNT uses a temporary directory (default is %SystemRoot%\temp) and every user must have write permissions to this directory too, but on a real server ordinary users do not have this right. So the solution is to set a different temporary directory that every user of CVSNT can access. Now it is possible to restrict the access rights of users on a directory level, sothat nobody can read and/or change files which he is not authorized to.