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> From: Glen Starrett [mailto:grstarrett at cox.net] > >>>> > I'm using cvsnt 2.0.4 on Win XP pro I'm getting "can't create > temporary > directory c:\cvstemp/cvs-serv<some number>: permission > denied" The cvstemp > directory exists and full control appears to be given to all > users. Any > ideas would be appreciated. > <<<< [Sorry, didn't see this first time round] If you're operating on NTFS - as you must be if you're getting permission problems - then file auditing is your friend. Turn it on and set up auditing on absolutely everything under c:\cvstemp. Then do whatever to reproduce the error. Check the security event log, and you should find out what caused the permission denial. Most usefully, the file path, the process that caused the problem, and the type of access requested are all logged. filemon, from http://www.sysinternals.com/, will do similar things in a nice neat Windows package. Freeware, and runs under XP. Best of luck, - Peter