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I checked the Audit Logs on the server and it shows that the user is successfully logging in and logging off but that is it nothing else. I noticed that if I execute a command there are additional security privledges granted to me but I'm already an Administrator on the system and the privledges aren't anything that one should need to use CVS. I don't see any other logs either in the Application or Security log sections when the user attempts to use CVS. I tried turning on Full Control security audit logging for the user and that drive but I don't get anything more. I noticed that in some other thread back in 2004 for a simlilar problem you (Tony) recommended setting a registry variable HLKM\Software\CVS\PServer\ServerTraceLog to get additional logging from CVS, I tried creating and setting this to a file name but I get nothing, should this still work? Thanks Matt S. "Tony Hoyle" <tony.hoyle at march-hare.com> wrote in message news:dcoaim$dm$1 at paris.nodomain.org... > Matt Schuckmann wrote: > > No it's not on a network drive I was carefull not to do that, although the > > server is a virtual Win2003 server running on Win2003 server it has to do > > with what our IT dept wanted. > > > > Is there any additional options or utilities I can use to help figure this > > out. > > The audit logs on the server are your best bet. They'll tell you > exactly which permission was denied and to what object. > > Tony