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(The list server is holding my earlier attempt to post this message claiming
that this message was greater than 10KB. I don't understand that, emacs says
it is only 2KB. So I'm trying again -- this time in plain text instead of
HTML).
Hey, I just got another clue!
I downloaded an extremely useful program called filemon.exe from
sysinternals.com. When I run the commands below with filemon.exe running I
get a log of all the files (and directories) that are opened (or attempted
to open) with the account of the process attempting to open them. I see
SALES/Guest is attempting to open "C:\Program Files\cvsnt\Temp\cvs-serv724"
Ah hah! It looks like cvsnt is running in the Guest account! Why is this? I
don't want the Guest account to have access to the cvsnt directory. I went
to the service control panel for cvsnt but found no way to tell it to run in
the system account. How to I control the account cvsnt uses to open temp
files?
I'm running Windows XP Pro Service Pack 1.
Siegfried
> I just downloaded cvsnt v 2.0.51d and installed it.
>
> I use the service control panel to create a respository in
> c:\CVSROOT_SermonClips
>
> I'm running Windows XP Prof SP 1 and I hate it's new user interface.
>
> C:\Program Files cvsnt\cvsnt\cvs.exe -d :pserver:Siegfried at
127.0.0.1:/CVSROOT_Sermonclips login
>
> It accepts my password. Now I try
>
> C:\Program Files cvsnt\cvsnt\cvs.exe -d :pserver:Siegfried at
127.0.0.1:/CVSROOT_Sermonclips status
>
>
> And I get the error in the subject line. I'm currently logged in as
> Siegfried. I don't know how to log in as Administrator. I don't remember
> specifying an administrator password when I installed XP Pro.
>
> So I try to right mouse click on the temporary folder and change the
> permissions but it does not have the UI I'm accustomed to. To share a
> folder, it says; drag the folder to shared document folder. This is not
what
> I want!
>
>
> So what do I do?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Siegfried
>
>