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Ian Holsman <apache@holsman.net> writes:

> hi guys.
> 
> is it possible to allow anonymous access to the httpd-proxy
> directory ?

Try it now...

(I assume your cvs server is cvs.apache.org or dev.apache.org.  It
still won't work for CVS.Sourcery.Org I imagine.)

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