[cvsnt] Re: error-message on commit

Bryan Kuhn bryan at infinityward.com
Sat Oct 23 00:18:24 BST 2004


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When I get the error if you just check it in again it works the second time. So don't think its a permission thing.

Friday, October 22, 2004, 3:11:12 PM, kurt wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 20:23:01 +0200, Luigi D. Sandon <cp at sandon.it> wrote:

>> We are getting the same error after we upgraded to 2.058b.
>>
>> I.e.:
>>
>> cvs commit -m "Release 9.0.5" -r DUnit dunit.dpr dunit.drc DunitAbout.dfm
>> DunitAbout.pas DUnitMainForm.dfm DUnitMainForm.pas
>> GUITesting.pas GUITestRunner.dfm GUITestRunner.pas NGUITestRunner.nfm
>> NGUITestRunner.pas QGUITestRunner.pas TestExtensions.pas  
>> TestFramework.pas
>> TestModules.pas TextTestRunner.pas versioninfo.inc versioninfo.rc
>> versioninfo.res (in directory F:\Projects\Delphi_Libs\DUnit\src\)
>> Checking in dunit.dpr;
>> /CVS/Lib/Delphi/DUnit/src/dunit.dpr,v  <--  dunit.dpr
>> new revision: 1.1.1.2; previous revision: 1.1.1.1
>> cvs [server aborted]: cannot rename file
>> /CVS/Lib/Delphi/DUnit/src/,dunit.dpr, to
>> /CVS/Lib/Delphi/DUnit/src/,dunit.dpr,: Permission denied
>>
>> ***** CVS exited normally with code 1 *****
>>
>> Some modules works, others not. This one was a new checkout of a module
>> already existing in the repository (imported with an older version of
>> CVSNT
>> compiled under Linux, I believe 2.0.52 or something alike, now cvsnt
>> runs on
>> a Windows 2000 server), I was upgrading the library to a new release.
>>
>> We are using both sspi an pserver. I tried with different server  
>> settings,
>> especially trying to change the user CVS runs with, but with success.
>>


> That's exactly what happened to me after upgrading from 2.0.51d to 2.058b
> (Permission denied - problem).

> I think the problem is, that the account under which CvsNT creates/writes
> the files changed (in my case from adaministrator to my user-account).
> You can check this, when you check the owner of the files in the  
> CVS-repository.
> Files before upgrading had the administrator owner, files created after
> upgrading have my user-account as owner.

> As soon as you try to commit changed files, which were created with the old
> version (because they are owned by administrator) this problem occurs.

> My solution was to go back to version 2.0.51d - but maybe you can help it
> if
> you change the owner of (all?) files in the repository.

> (I don't think any AV is blocking the files - this is to test easily also)
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