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Rogier Eijkelhof wrote: > Would it be hard to add an [no]visible right or something, which would > prevent uses from even just seeing a file or dir? So that if they > checkout or update the repository, they won't even notice the existence > of the files or dirs on which they have no view access. It wouldn't really work... a 'cvs add' would give the existence of the file away (can't get around this really), as would a lot of other commands potentially (pretending a file didn't exist would be a fairly big change and I might not get all the cases for a while). > This would be very handy when for example different outsiders need to > known only about the part of the repository containing stuff they're > related to (i.e. projects/clientname/*.*) If the permissions are set up they'll only know about the top level directory anyway, which isn't much problem. If you really need that level of separation separate repositories is probably a better solution. > Another question about ACLs: are they supposed to be set at the server > or by clients? (just wondering cause I have some trouble getting ACL to > work properly :) Either. Tony