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We do this by using ActiveDirectory on the domain.
The folder structure where the CVS repositories reside have modified access
permissions where some folders are read/write for members of certain usergroups
whereas others can only read. We have created several CVS groups:
CVSAdmins
CVSDevelopers
CVSConsultants
CVSReaders
etc
These have varying permissions enforced by the operating system.
To make this work we use the SSPI protocol and have Impersonation turned on.
This setup works fine for us and we can easily move members of the domain in and
out of the groups without touching the CVSNT configuration files at all.
/Bo
-----Original Message-----
From: Rebhan, Gilbert [mailto:Gilbert.Rebhan at huk-coburg.de]
Sent: den 26 mars 2003 10:27
To: Cvsnt (E-Mail)
Subject: [cvsnt] Managing cvs users
Hi,
i'm new to this list and also new to cvsnt.
i've installed cvsnt 1.11.1.3-77a on win2000 Server
and have some questions about managing users.
What's the best way to manage several users/admins
for access of repository, when running cvsnt on
win2000 server, clients running on win2000 ?
I'm not realy sure how to do, adding via cmd
on win2000 server or editing several files in
cvs-rootdirectory ?
pserver, ntserver, sspi ... what's best ?
How are you doing ?
Regards,
Gilbert