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Well, as "local" and "SSPI" protocols do not the problem, it might be linked with pserver then ! I tried it on several client computer against several server computer (always 2.0.11 or 2.0.12 and pserver) and it always reproduces. The "checkout read only" option was not set when checking out the module so I guess it can't remember it. Deleting the sandbox and checking out a fresh copy make the read-only status disappeared. But it is not an option for us to get fresh copy each time we merge branches. Fortunatly, it is not really blocking us as we simply use cvs edit (or change the property of files) to make it read-write again. This is just annoying. Thanks, Sebastien > I tried it out and it is not read only for me. I am using SSPI but I do > not > think this is important. > > IIRC I had this problem some time ago, try to delete the sandbox and > checkout a fresh copy. It seems that the "Check out read only" option is > remembered in the sandbox. (Obviously make sure that you do not lose any > changes made to the sandbox). > > Hope this helps. > > -- > Kevin Agius > > > "news.cvsnt.org" <sabdev at ibelgique.com> wrote in message > news:opry62yybkvd8cjp at news.cvsnt.org... >> Did anybody tried to reproduce it ? >> Can anybody confirm me that on his configuration, with pserver, the >> problem does not appear. >> >> We use CVSNT for 2 years and I'm pretty sure the problem appeared when I >> upgraded from 1.11.1.3b57i to 2.0.11. >> As we did not change any of our WinCvs config, I do suppose it has >> nothing >> to do with it. >> >> Sébastien >> >> > This option is not checked. >> > >> > By the way, we just upgraded our server from 1.11.1.3b57i to 2.0.11 >> last >> > week. >> > The problem did appear since then, so I'm pretty sure our client >> config >> > has little to do with the problem. >> > >> > As the problem is easy to reproduce, maybe you could try it out on >> your >> > config ? >> > >> > Sebastien >> > >> > PS : more info about our config : we use 'pserver' mode. >> > >> > I made the same testing with local mode protocol and there, this >> problem >> > does not appear, the file is read/write... but WinCvs does not reflect >> > the file as added after the merge though cvs status gives the status >> > "locally added" and the revision number is 0 !?!??! >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 10:31:29 +0100, Kevin <zzz at zzz.zzz.org> wrote: >> > >> >> Check your settings in "Admin/Preferences...", "Globals" tab, >> "checkout >> >> read-only" >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Kevin Agius >> >> >> >> "Sebastien Abras" <sabdev at ibelgique.com> wrote in message >> >> news:opryzdo1qnztupbh at news.cvsnt.org... >> >>> Sorry, I sent it too fast ;) >> >>> >> >>> My config is >> >>> >> >>> Server : CvsNT 2.0.11 >> >>> Client : CvsNT 2.0.11 (through winCVS 1.3b13) >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> Sebastien >> >>> >> >>> >> >>> On Fri, 21 Nov 2003 10:20:15 +0100, Sebastien Abras >> >>> <sabdev at ibelgique.com> >> >>> wrote: >> >>> >> >>> > I did the following : >> >>> > >> >>> > 1 - working in the branch 'br', I added the file 'file.txt'. I >> >>> commited >> >>> > in the branch >> >>> > 2 - Back in the trunk. I merge the branch 'br'. The file >> 'file.txt' >> >>> is >> >>> > then added in the trunk but it is Read Only. >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> > My config is >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >>> > >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >