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Clóvis Garcia wrote: > Tony Hoyle wrote: > >> Clóvis Garcia wrote: >> >>> I have no AV on my server. Answer me a question: Is there a >>> possibility of a new implementation of WinCvs been using this >>> permission? This problem started to happen just after I´ve changed >>> both WinCvs and cvsnt (local). Besides that I´ve noticed the changes >>> in permission tag (old projects are all with permission with the >>> value 666). I´ve already checked everything you said about watch, >>> edit, ... but everythings is as it was supposed to be. >> >> >> >> I create a few files with permissions of 444, and have been doing >> various things with them... they always come back read/write as expected. >> >> It's actually quite hard to create a read only permission line - it >> implies someine edited a file, made it read only then committed it, >> which is pretty rare (I'm not at all sure even that's enough to do >> it). All the examples I had were from -kc and -kx tests which are >> always read only anyway... took some hand editing to create a test set. >> >> Tony > > > I imported a new folder (TEST) with 2 TXT files, downloaded it in two > different work directories. I changed one of the files in both > directories, commited in one of them and tried to update the other. I´ve > got this message: > > cvs -q -x update -P -- tips.txt (in directory X:\pos\TEST\) > RCS file: /Pos/TEST/tips.txt,v > retrieving revision 1.1 > retrieving revision 1.2 > Merging differences between 1.1 and 1.2 into tips.txt > cvs [server aborted]: cannot create tips.txt for copying: Permission denied > > > I tried the trace and I´ve got this message: > > cvs -t -t -t -q -x update -P -- tips.txt (in directory X:\pos\TEST\) > \n (in directory X:\pos\TEST) > -> Tracelevel set to 3. PID is 408 > -> Session ID is 198425e55404770 > -> main loop with CVSROOT=:sspi;username=clovis;hostname=192.168.1.1:/Pos > -> Encryption enabled > -> Requesting server cvsignore > -> wrap_add(*.gif -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.pdf -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.bmp -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.jpg -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.jpeg -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.png -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.exe -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.dll -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.so -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.a -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.pdb -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.lib -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.o -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.res -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.class -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.ogg -kb, 0, 0) > -> wrap_add(*.mp3 -kb, 0, 0) > -> Requesting server cvswrappers > -> Requesting server cvsrc (read-cvsrc2) > -> Parsing global cvsrc started > -> Parsing global cvsrc finished > cvs [update aborted]: Absolute pathname `X:\\pos\\TEST\\) > ' not allowed > > > > Is this useful for you? Should I look for the problem with the cvsgui team? > > > Thanks a lot, > > Clovis > After some commits I had the permissions changed to 71 and at this moment the files started to be downloaded as read only. 1.6 date 2005.04.14.11.59.37; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next 1.5; deltatype text; permissions 71; commitid b88425e5b275ab6; kopt kv; filename @tips.txt@; 1.5 date 2005.04.14.11.58.19; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next 1.4; deltatype text; permissions 644; commitid 16e8425e5ad959b8; kopt kv; filename @tips.txt@; 1.4 date 2005.04.14.11.57.45; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next 1.3; deltatype text; permissions 644; commitid 149c425e5ab75949; kopt kv; filename @tips.txt@; 1.3 date 2005.04.14.11.57.07; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next 1.2; deltatype text; permissions 644; commitid 490425e5a9258d0; kopt kv; filename @tips.txt@; 1.2 date 2005.04.14.11.15.44; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next 1.1; deltatype text; permissions 644; commitid 1408425e50de3920; kopt kv; filename @tips.txt@; 1.1 date 2005.04.14.11.14.50; author clovis; state Exp; branches; next ; deltatype text; permissions 644;