Re: what's to stop a developer from nuking the repository?

[Andrew Marlow]

"Rhodes, Phillip C." <address@hidden> writes:
>
>I am nervous that all my cvs archives are owned by a group that all of
>our developers are a member of.
>That is, any developer with a unix account (all of them) can nuke the
>archives.
>
>Besides backups....  any thoughts on this?  Sorry, I am new to cvs...

I use cvs over ssh and the machine is completely locked down. The only
access other than via cvs+ssh is a restricted shell login which does not
include access to the rm command and several other potentially dangerous
commands). The restricted shell also places you in a chroot prison. Seems
to work.

Regards,

Andrew Marlow
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