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--- Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote: > rrankin1424-cvsnt at yahoo.com wrote: > > Unfortunately, this had no effect on the rename problem in 58c. I'm about > as > > sure as I can reasonably be that this is *not* an A/V issue, so it looks > like > > I'm going to have to get the cvsnt source, build a debug version and try to > > debug this. Could be a while, though... > > It would be helpful, as I can't reproduce it even under stress > (simulating 10 users committing/updating at the same time). > Believe me, I understand how difficult it is to debug a problem you can't reproduce. That's why I assume at this point that I'm going to have to do it myself. I don't currently think the rename load related either. I encountered the it immediately after starting the server when I'm reasonably sure no one else was connected. I just hope I can recreate the problem on a different box in a new repository. I don't really want to try to debug using my production repository. > > btw. if you set nontsec nontea it'll not be able to preserve the Unix > permissions in the repository. Just nontsec will keep the permisison > preservation on, but won't interfere with anything else. If you don't > have any unix clients this may not be an issue for you though. > I believe that all my users are currently windows users; however, since I'm not sure, I'll probably change it to 'nontsec ntea'. Thanks for pointing that out. Rick