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On Friday 05 January 2007 18:39, you wrote: > David - Got the following back: > > /home/cvs[vmtest2]# cvs chacl -a none -R . > /home/cvs[vmtest2]# cvs lsacl > cvs lsacl: ignoring CF_User_Group (CVS/Repository > missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSDEVEL (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSROOT (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSTEST (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSTEST-Z (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSTEST1 (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring CVSTEST3 (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring ExamAnnouncementDocs > (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring My Pictures (CVS/Repository > missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring TEMP (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring ralf (CVS/Repository missing) > cvs lsacl: ignoring ralf-u (CVS/Repository missing) > > What does it mean? I have a repository /home/cvs ??? > Right? It looks like you are working directly in the repository...what is BAD. Never, ever, work directly in the repository... always work in a sandbox. Either use cvs rchacl to set the ACLs remotely... or checkout the modules into a sandbox and then in the sandbox cvs chacl as required. Oh, and calling CVSROOT /home/cvs looks wrong... normally you would use cvsnt to alias the physical root in the RepositoryXName parameter in /etc/cvsnt/PServer And if you are going to email me directly, cc the list too (since others may help before me, etc.) -- David Somers. random thoughts blogged at http://www.omz13.com