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Tony Hoyle wrote:
>
> The upgrade reinstalls the service. If you want to run the service as
> another user (which isn't recommended anyway) you'll have to do that
> on each upgrade. CVSNT has its own settings for running as a specific
> user - it's recommended you use those instead.
What are the reasons that it's not recommended to run the service as
another user? We've done this since we are using CVSNT (since its
earliest days) and had never problems with it ... What are the
advantages of using the CVS specific settings? I need good arguments to
justify the switch to your recommended method ...
>> BTW: Why does a simple file commit (no rename action performed by
>> user) cause a cvs rename?
>
>
> The write to the file is always done on a temporary file, then renamed.
So who hasn't got the permissions to rename? I can't figure it out yet.
Googling for my problem, leds me to several entries concerning a
possible solution:
1.) Hanging cvs.exe on the server side - not true in my case
2.) Insufficient permissions on the several Lock-Directories (directory
(and its child directories) specified in the LockDir option
<http://durak.org/cvswebsites/doc/cvs_177.php> (not used in my case)
and in the "temp" directory which is specified via the | TEMP| and |TMP|
environment variables (on the client) and via the CVSNT control panel
applet on the server.) - permissions ARE sufficent in my case (temporary
files are created in these directories during the attempt to commit ...
so the rename step seems to fail ...)
3.) Problems with lock-server -cannot figure out any problems yet...
Maybe the problem result from running the cvslock-service as another
user (CVSUser). My CVSUser is member of system adminstrator group and
should have all privileges of an administrator.
Is it possible that the rename-process has still a bug there?
As far as I see, a commit is done in the following steps:
* Commited file is send to the
lockserver
< Works with me!
* Lockserver creates a temporary copy of the file in the temporary
directory (as set on CVSNT-Panel) < Works with me! Temporary file
is created in temporary directory!
* Transaction from lockserver temporary file to CVS-Repository including
file rename < FAILS!!!!
What happens???
Thanks
Johannes