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Hello everyone.

I am a new user of CVS (and fairly new to Unix and versioning systems 
too).  I am trying to setup a source tree with CVS and my questionis 
this:  

I want to give a remote user the ability to access part of the source 
tree, and only that part.  I know that I could make this section of 
the source tree a separate module, but I was wondering if there is 
another way.  In other words:

Example source tree:

/
   projects/
      dave/
         stuff1/
         stuff2/
      bob/
         other_stuff1/
         other_stuff2/

I'd like for the remote user to have access *only* to 
/projects/bob//other_stuff1  and nothing else.  

Thanks for any help you can give!

Dave Padilla
Protein Data Bank, Research Collaboratory for Structural 
Bioinformatics


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