Community technical support mailing list was retired 2010 and replaced with a professional technical support team. For assistance please contact: Pre-sales Technical support via email to sales@march-hare.com.
Jürgen Depicker wrote: > I have to disagree partly with Bo, sorry ;-). > I can password-protect directories by using apache directives: > True, but that assumes that every file in that directory uses the same ACL. This is not always the case. > Am I wrong thinking this is an interesting extension to cvsnt, if we > would set up such an integrated system, with viewvc respecting acls? Or > am I the only one interested in such a thing? Or was I wrong n > selecting cvs, and is svn the way to go? Why did viewvc drop cvs > development? I don't think they have ever 'dropped CVS'. Indeed, they support the CVSNT RCS wrappers directly. Assuming that the CVSNT RCS wrappers respect the ACL's, it is simply a matter of making ViewVC run as the authenticated user. You can create a small setuid program for this. -Torsten