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Marco Rinaudo wrote: > now let check that my ACLs are set as I was expecting: > > ------------------------ > [root at power test]# cvs -d :pserver:MyLogin:MyPassword at MyServer.Com:/cvs > lsacl mymodule > Directory: mymodule > Owner: MyLogin > > user=myuser > read > [root at power test]# cvs -d :pserver:MyLogin:MyPassword at MyServer.Com:/cvs > rlsacl mymodule > Directory: mymodule > Owner: MyLogin > > user=myuser > read > ---------------------------------------- > > I eventually managed to sucessfully set "read" rights for the user named > myuser under the module named mymodule. > I am now expecting that myuser is not able to WRITE under mymodule, she is > supposed to be ONLY able to read not to write. Am I wrong? I'm not sure, but I think you have to /remove/ the write permission. AFAIK it's granted by default, so the only thing you've done with this is to add an explicit read permission to the default read/write permission. I guess what people do who want to have only explicit rights in their repositories is to issue a deny everything command for everybody on the root directory, which then makes the default to be all denied. Then you enable explicitly the rights you want to give, on the individual modules. Or you start out with everything granted (the default), and only deny specific rights to specific users our groups. Gerhard