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Replying to myself, here's an example of what I am saying:
gaia::jonny 4 [658] rm -rf onefile
gaia::jonny 4 [659] cvs update -d onefile
cvsnt server: Updating onefile
U onefile/closed
U onefile/opened
gaia::jonny 4 [660] cvs update -d onefile
cvsnt server: Updating onefile
cvsnt server: User jonny2 is unable to read from onefile/closed
gaia::jonny 4 [661]
gaia::jonny onefile [693] cvs lsacl .
Directory: .
Owner: jonny
File: closed
user=jonny2
none
gaia::jonny onefile [694]
João Carlos Mendes Luis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to start using ACLs on cvsnt repo. It worked as
> expected on directories, but maybe I found a bug when dealing with ACLs
> on files.
>
> I give the user "read" permission on the directory, and "none"
> permission on all files. Then I give "read" permission to a specific
> file. It works for update, denying user access to the blocked files,
> but a checkout can read every file on the directory despite its
> permissions.
>
> What I want to do is to allow the user access to only some files,
> preferably default to none, and explicitly to some.
>
> If it matters, the client is a Linux Fedora, and the server is a
> FreeBSD.
>
> Thanks in advance for a quick answer, we just need this to finish
> deployment of CVS access to new employees.
>
> Jonny
>