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duane_ellis at franklin.com wrote: > I've seen _some_ info about ACLs and windows NTFS acl setups. Gerhard Fiedler at lists connectionbrazil.com wrote: > Forget about file system ACLs, and use simply the cvsnt ACLs. They work the > same on Windows and Linux AFAIK. The only thing that may be different is > where cvsnt gets the info about the users from, but there should be info > out there about this. Ah.. think I must use the filesystem ACLs... Otherwise users can just "cd /to/the/CVSROOT" and gain access to thinks they should not have access to. Nothing in what you pointed me to is new, nothing there talks about interactions with the underlying filesystem ACLs, etc. Unless CVSNT runs as "SETUID so-other-user" and the entire CVS repository is non-accessable by casual "cd /to/the/CVSROOT" NOTE: I don't see anything you pointed me to that says it works that way I don't see how I can stop users from "cd /to/the/CVSROOT" and looking around. Please understand, perhaps my understanding is clouded with the fact I've been using standard UNIX based CVS for +12 years and I don't know some key difference with CVSNT. Duane Ellis Principal Engineer Franklin Electronic Publishers One Franklin Plaza Burlington NJ 08016 email: duane_ellis at franklin.com voice: 1-609-386-2500 x4918 skype: duane_ellis