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You want to use UNIX group permissions.

Change the entire repository (including CVSROOT) to be owned by the same
group.  Then change everything to have group write access.

Then make sure that everyone you want to be able to access the
repository is a member of that group (no one you don't want to give
privileges is a member).

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