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I'm actually on the local machine, using :local:/usr/local/cvs as my
CVSROOT.
I see with "-ttt" that if I use my username specifically in the acl, i see
this line:
16:16:23: -> matched ACL user=fred, branch=_default_, merge=
but if I try to depend on the groupname as per my previous email, I see
this instead (showing more data for emphasis):
16:20:09: -> verify_valid_name(fakegroup)
16:20:09: -> matched ACL user=, branch=_default_, merge=
16:20:09: -> calculated ACL priority is 0
16:20:09: -> user_state = 0, group_state = 0
16:20:09: -> no match at this level
I see these messages multiple times in both cases. It looks like the group
simply doesn't get matched.
Brian
Tony Hoyle
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Re: [cvsnt] Re: ACLs for groups?
10/18/2005 04:10
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bwhicks at aep.com wrote:
> So it looks like it worked. But if I log in as fred, cvs behaves as
though
> I'm not in the acl at all. What gives? It does the same if I say
> "noread,nowrite,notag,nocreate,nocontrol".
>
You can use cvs -ttt to show the ACL logic, and the group membership.
It may be that your username is actually DOMAIN\fred if you've logged in
over sspi.
Tony
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