# git_acl.cfg for use with repo_shell
#
# The [user_groups] section contains lines of the form:
#   <ugroup> = user1 user2 ... userN
#
# The [repo_groups] section contains lines of the form:
#   <rgroup> = repo1 repo2 ... repoN
#
# Nested user and repo groups are not supported.  Therefore, user group names
# (ugroup or rgroup) used as an element defining another group will treat the
# former as a user or a repo, respectively.
#
# The [repo <repoid>] section contains lines of the form:
#   <userid> = <perms>
# These lines define the permissions (<perms>) for one or more <userid>'s
# (users or user groups) for the repository (or repository group) <repoid>.
#
# The first <userid> line in the first [repo <repoid>] section matching the user
# and repo for which permissions are requested will satisfy the request.  Any
# other possible matches later in the configuration file are irrelevant.
#
# The asterisk ('*') used as a userid means any user.  Similarly, an asterisk
# used as a repoid means any repo.
#
# A user/repo combination that has no match in the git_acl.cfg file is reported
# as the separate NOTFOUND permission, but is effectively treated the same as
# the NONE permission.

[user_groups]
devs = steve dave mike
qa = frank bill
allusers = *

[repo_groups]
mirrors = mirror/*
public = oss-web.git repo_shell.git cp210x.git
private = redmine.git nesc.git

[repo oss*]
steve = rw

[repo mirrors]
jobu=rw
devs=r

[repo nesc.git]
steve = r
devs = rw
* = r

[repo oss-web.git]
steve = rw
devs = r

[repo public]
devs = rw
allusers = r

[repo private]
devs = rw
qa = r

[repo *]
devs = rw
* = r