From: Jason Grosland <jcg3@cs.duke.edu>
  To  : 
  Date: Mon, 8 Mar 1999 21:53:30 -0500

Re: CVS survey

Phillip's got the right idea here.  You should create a group and set
permissions on your cvs depository directory BEFORE doing `cvs init`,
because using `fs sa` (abbrev. for `fs setacl`) does not do permissions
recursively.  You need all the directories in your cvs depository
directory to be read/writable by the entire group.  
  % fs sa $CVSROOT group write`
  % cvs init

-Jason

On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, Philip K. Warren wrote:

> Ok we have been using CVS fine from the beginning.  First get everyone
> to put the full path to your repository in their .cshrc.  Here are the
> permissions I have set up for our scoobi group (created with the pts
> command).
> 
> Access list for ~pkw/cps108 is
> Normal rights:
>   pkw:scoobi l
> 
> Access list for ~pkw/cps108/Repository is
> Normal rights:
>   pkw:scoobi l
> 
> Access list for ~pkw/cps108/Repository/CVSROOT is
> Normal rights:
>   pkw:scoobi rlidwk  
> 
> Access list for ~pkw/cps108/Repository/scoobi is
> Normal rights:
>   pkw:scoobi rlidwk
> 
> If you need any more help, then I'd be glad to step you through it.  
> 
> -- Philip
> 
>