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> > > > > That means I have to disable acl setting when I have to import a new module? > > It should be not very pleasant (~security hole). > > > No not at all - it simply means you must have write access to import a > module. Anything else *would* be a security hole. > > Tony I agree if I was able to make it. I noticed that when I set acl I would have to specify the module/directory where to apply it. I didn't understand how to set acl for root repository. I tried - cvs rchacl -a read,write,create,tag,control -u cvs thinking erroneously it applied acl for whole repository (full access only for 'cvs' virtual user); but that doesn't work. What is the right way to set acl (write permission) for whole repository? Mike