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Posted to dev@subversion.apache.org by "D.J. Heap" <dj...@dhiprovo.com> on 2003/05/08 15:16:46 UTC

WinXP file renaming followup

Following up on my (and some others) reports of checkouts and updates
failing with "Access Denied" or "rename-failed" errors, I've finally
discovered the root of the problem, at least for me, was our company
mandated anti-virus software (Sophos).

The realtime virus scanning option occasionally breaks the MoveFileEx
Win32 API as it is used by APR and Subversion.

In my testing, the Indexing service did not appear to cause any
problems, FYI.

Thanks for the info and patience!

DJ

PS: I will be filing a bug report with Sophos, as permanently disabling
the realtime scanning on all our developers machines would not make my
network admin happy.



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Re: WinXP file renaming followup

Posted by Branko Čibej <br...@xbc.nu>.
D.J. Heap wrote:

>Following up on my (and some others) reports of checkouts and updates
>failing with "Access Denied" or "rename-failed" errors, I've finally
>discovered the root of the problem, at least for me, was our company
>mandated anti-virus software (Sophos).
>
>The realtime virus scanning option occasionally breaks the MoveFileEx
>Win32 API as it is used by APR and Subversion.
>
Wow! Thanks for following up on this. It's good to know that this, at
least, isn't our fault.

>In my testing, the Indexing service did not appear to cause any
>problems, FYI.
>
>Thanks for the info and patience!
>
>DJ
>
>PS: I will be filing a bug report with Sophos, as permanently disabling
>the realtime scanning on all our developers machines would not make my
>network admin happy.
>  
>
Good: Keep us up-to-date


-- 
Brane Čibej   <br...@xbc.nu>   http://www.xbc.nu/brane/


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