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From: DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
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Subject: Re: [geda-user] git mirror of gedasymbols.org
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> There are more aspects to this. I'd like to keep my git repo in sync with 
> gedasymbols.org. If people other than me change their section, my cvs 
> commits to gedasymbols.org would try to change somebody elses section 
> overthere. I did not try this, yet. But I guess, permissions don't allow 
> this. (DJ, can you chime in for the commit policy?)

A given CVS account can only commit to its own subset of gedasymbols.
I do this to track ownership and copyright status, as well as the
usual damage protection.

If you are using your own CVS account to commit from your git repo,
you should not allow others to commit to your git repo.