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The cvstemp dir must have *full control* for everyone including the
domain users everone and the local system everyone.
/Bo
On Tue, 2 Jul 2002 15:52:21 +0000 (UTC), davidsn at us.ibm.com ("David S
Nelson") wrote:
>I am currently setting up CVS(CVS NT Service 1.11.1.3 build 57f) on Win2k
>Server inside of a domain. The server that CVS is installed on is not the
>domain controller. I am able to connect to cvs through the command prompt
>and I am also able to add users to the passwd file using their domain
>passwords. Now when I actually try to connect to the repository using the
>Administrator's account I can access CVS with out any problems. I run the
>CVS ls -l -R command and it lists all the correct information. When I
>attempt to do this with another user that has been added to the passwd file
>(i.e. log in and then show the files in the CVSROOT using the ls command) I
>get the following error.
>
>can't create temporary directory E:\cvstemp/cvs-serv2428
>Permission denied
>
>I assume that I haven't setup security properly on the local file system.
>I have tried giving full access with my domain account to the e:\cvstemp
>directory but that still doesn't work. Any suggestions would be greatly
>appreciated.
>
>Scott Nelson
>IBM Learning Services
>
>
>
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