[cvsnt] Re: ACLs for groups?
bwhicks at aep.com
bwhicks at aep.com
Tue Oct 18 21:01:51 BST 2005
This email intrigued me, so I felt inclined to check it out.
If I have a group entry like so (in CVSROOT/group):
fakegroup: fred
and run a chacl command in module test like so:
cvs chacl -a none -u fakegroup -R
and then run:
cvs lsacl
I see:
user=fakegroup
none
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".
Brian
p.s. Still using 2.5.02.2099...
"Oliver Giesen"
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10/14/2005 01:33 [cvsnt] Re: ACLs for groups?
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Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Oliver Giesen wrote:
> > Following a short discussion on the CVSGUI list I played around a
> > little more with CVSNT's ACLs. Is it intentional that they don't
> > seem to apply to groups but only to individual users? Or would one
> > have to use a special syntax when applying ACLs for groups?
>
> Groups and users are treated identically (in a similar way to NT
> groups)
Erm, why only "similar"? I thought CVSNT was just "reusing" the NT
groups like it is "reusing" the NT users...
> so you can restrict to groups using the same syntax.
I suspect it was a test case error. I had not re-logged in after adding
myself to the group I was testing with. I just tried again with a
different group that I was already I member of and it worked just fine.
So, just forget I said anything. ;)
Cheers,
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Oliver
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