arun5002, this appears to be a duplicate of thread http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...of-cvs-908723/. Please do not post duplicate threads.

Threads have been merged.

hi made the /var/cvs access and modify by all users

chown root:subashm/var/cvs/CVSROOT
chown root:antony /var/cvs/CVSROOT


i changed the ownership of the file to root,antony,subash
[root@localhost ~]# ssh root@1xx.xx.xx.xx
root@xx.xx.xx.xx.'s password:
Last login: Tue Oct 25 13:45:37 2011 from 10.200.1.53
[root@feari ~]# cd /var/cvs/
[root@feari cvs]# ls
CVSROOT ind
[root@feari cvs]# cd
[root@feari ~]# su - subashm
-sh-3.2$ cd /var/cvs/
-sh-3.2$ ls
CVSROOT ind
-sh-3.2$ vi ind
-sh-3.2$ su - root
Password:
[root@feari ~]# su - antony
-sh-3.2$ cd /var/cvs/
-sh-3.2$ ls
CVSROOT ind
-sh-3.2$ vi ind
-sh-3.2$ rm -rf ind
-sh-3.2$


whenever user saving are modifing file of other
i made these so that they can access home directory alone

but wheneveer user edit other user content file /var/cvs/CVSROOT Its accepting the changes but still its gives up warning as..when i force save the file it get saving off..how can i remove off the warning message
~
-- INSERT -- W10: Warning: Changing a readonly file


subashm:x:533:533::/home/subashm:/bin/sh
antony:x:533:533::/home/antony:/bin/sh

Again, you really need to read the documentation on CVS, and learn what it does, and how it does it. If you just edit a file with vi, of course it'll change it for all. That's what CVS is for...to check out a copy of whatever to your local workstation, and let you work on it, and then CHECK IT BACK IN. All you're doing is basic linux commands.

Re-read post #4...UNDERSTAND what you were told. We've answered your question multiple times, but you don't seem to understand the answer.