[Debian-sf-users] User Permissions

[Huantes, Daniel F.]

Our configuration management has been CVS running on RedHat with WinCVS clients and an Excel Spreadsheet bug tracker.  I was going to roll my own version of a web based bug tracker using PHP and MySQL but was turned on to SF buy my former boss now customer.  I downloaded the tar package for RedHat but that's about as far as I got with project deadlines during the day and a family that expects me to be at home in the evenings with them away from the computer...:-)...  Anyway... My former client/boss recognized my predicament and thought it would be a great job for couple of students.  He has a relationship with Fort Hays State and as of Friday I have a server running debian-sf courtesy of the fine work of Roland Mass and Christian Bayle and a couple of fine undergraduate Physics students(I'd give their names but I don't have time to call them and ask permission).  Thanks!

 

 

User Permission:

I was trying to import a module into the CVS repository created for a project I created on my instance of debianSF but I'm getting ye olde ""add" requires write access to the repository" message.  I thought that the project admin would be able to grant permissions to user to do this but I don't see anything in the Project Admin area that will allow me to do this.  I have a feeling it's a combination of how I'm accessing the repository(currently using "passwd" file on the cvs server authentication) and granting the appropriate privileges... Any help?  Standby for a totally different question...