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It's likely file permissions. Assuming you have the CVSNT server service
running under the System user (default setting), you need to make sure that
SYSTEM has rights to those directories. Similarly, you need to make sure
the users who are accessing the service have permissions in the directories.
I'll take a stab at summarizing what I've seen here, someone please correct
me where I'm wrong:
Account Permission Directory
CVS-Service RW cvsrepos\CVSROOT\* (+ subdirectories)
[ NT Authority\SYSTEM ]
CVS-User RW cvsrepos\CVSROOT\history
RWCD cvsrepos\MODULE\* (+ subdirectories)
[ jprogrammer ]
CVS-Reader RW cvsrepos\CVSROOT\history
R cvsrepos\MODULE\* (+ subdirectories)
[ pbrowser ]
Because you can change around the accounts, it gets confusing.
--CVS-Service account is the account CVSNT service is running under, SYSTEM
by default.
--CVS-User is the account a developer with RW permissions would be using.
In other words, Joe Programmer's jprogrammer account would need these
rights. IF you have impersonation _disabled_ (not the default) then
whichever account you are using for the CVS-Service will need to be granted
these rights.
--CVS-Reader is the account of someone who you don't want to change, but do
want to allow them to update files.
Where {username} is the user account accessing CVSNT.
NOTE: These permissions (I think!) are the minimum set, or close to that.
It's far easier to allow SYSTEM full access over everything--I don't know if
the CVS-Service has any other interaction as itself in the repository when
impersonation is on.
I also know there are "writer" and "reader" files, but I believe their use
varies based on which protocol you are using.
I hope this helps!
Glen Starrett
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Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 12:52 PM
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Subject: [cvsnt] cannot create read lock in repository '...': No such
file or directory
Hello,
Trying to checkout a module (say, CVSROOT) from a repository managed by
cvsnt, I get this error:
cvs server: cannot create read lock in repository
'D:/cygwin/usr/local/cvsrepos/CVSROOT': No such file or directory
cvs [server aborted]: read lock failed - giving up
This is with cvsnt running on Windows NT 4.0 Server service pack 6a. Any
ideas why this is happening? The directory listed above does actually
exist, of course. Thanks!
Cheers,
David A. Ventimiglia
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