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I had the same problem. There is no antivirus software on the server. For every file I tried to commit, the server would respond with the Permission Denied message. There are some curiousities, however. CVS would permit the adding of exactly one tag to each file. Any further attempts to add or delete tags would bring the same 'cannot rename.... Permission denied' message. However, if I were to manually set the repository ',v' file on the server to read/write, exactly one commit (or tag change) would be successful. After that change, the repository file would again be read only, and any further mutating CVS commands would fail with the same error message. The 'solution' was to remove 2.0.58b and install 2.0.58a. It's working fine now. Jim Tony Hoyle wrote: > Joseph Kingry wrote: > >> Has anyone else encountered this? I upgraded our Windows 2000 server >> from 2.0.58a to 2.0.58b and started getting the following upon a >> commit: >> >> Checking in FILE.NAME; >> cvs [server aborted]: cannot rename file /PATH/,FILE.NAME, to >> /PATH/,FILE.NAME,: Permission denied > > > That code hasn't changed at all between 2.0.58a and 2.0.58b. > > It's pretty much always caused by Norton on the server scanning the > files and locking them. You need to make sure Norton is not affecting > the repository, or you'll get this kind of thing randomly on pretty much > any version of CVS (and a lot of other programs too). > > Tony