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Thomas Keller wrote: > I start to believe that all this can't be accomplished with CVS in a > convinient (not hacked) manner... and I also start to believe that my > little cvs(nt) and perl knowlegde won't be enough for that. If the ACLs can't handle it that's what the *info scripts are for... it may be easier to write a DLL or COM object to handle it (since you only then have to deal with a single program rather than multiple scripts). >>Set a merge ACL on the branch. > > > The CVSNT manual says in Section security > > "Merge (-j) > Defines that this access entry applies when a merge is attempted from the specified branch. " > > So, how does this actually work and what does it enable/disable? The docs > don't include an example for this option. > This applies when you do an update -j from the target branch. eg. cvs chacl -r foo -j bar -a noread will block an update -j bar, when you're on branch foo. Tony