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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Evgeniy Romas <je...@orbita1.ru> on 2006/06/29 10:21:47 UTC
Access Denied! The problem.
I have the impression, that I've adjusted the SVN server incorrectly.
Can you explain me how to install and tune SVN step by step?
The tasks of SVN - are multi-user work under the large projects on PHP
within the limits of one subnet, NOT Internet work...
The point is :
After your advices I switched off antivirus programs in two our
computers and reset the computers.
Created work-copy of repository in one of them, on SAMBA disk... And in
the other computer I just made one small modification into one of the
files of this repository...
During the trial of making the Commit in that computer where the
work-copy had been made, TortoiseSVN reported about the error to me.
About this error I already told you in my first letter:
Subversion reported an error while doing clean up!
In directory '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
Error processing command 'commited' in '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
Error replacing text-base of 'file.txt'
Can't set file
'[path_to_copy_of_repository].svn\tmp\text-base\file.txt.svn-base'
Read-write: access denied.
During this error antivirus program was switched off at all.
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Re: Access Denied! The problem.
Posted by "D.J. Heap" <dj...@gmail.com>.
On 7/3/06, urs hardegger <uh...@gmx.ch> wrote:
[snip]
> I encounter the same problem using working-copies on samba-drives.
> The reason this happens is due to problems when the svn-client tries
> to change the file permissions in the wc. As unix filesystems do
> allow permission changes on files only if the acting user is owner,
> windows uses special flags to promote this permission to non-owners.
>
> Usually the samba setup ensures read/write access to the connecting windows
> user (usually by group permissions). In my opinion the svn-client should
> try to perform the file-permission operations more carefully (i.e. the client
> should not fail and report an error upon "unnecessary permission changes"
> if the following operation works well !!)
>
> urs.
I don't think I was being clear -- Subversion never changes any
permissions on Windows. It can't because the permission-changing
functions are not even implemented in APR on Windows.
The only thing Subversion changes on Windows is the read-only
attribute which is not a permission at all -- it is a file attribute
and is just a hint to the user. If Samba has some difficulty
supporting this file attribute (maybe because of how they map it to
unix permissions or something) then that is a problem in Samba.
Can you recreate this problem on a local disk or on a native Windows
network share (not Samba)? Perhaps it is a different problem than it
seems to be.
DJ
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RE: Access Denied! The problem.
Posted by je...@orbita1.ru.
So? What you purpose for to do for accesses will be ok? I'm waiting for your
reply...
Thx!
-----Original Message-----
From: urs hardegger [mailto:uhardegger@gmx.ch]
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 5:48 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: Re: Access Denied! The problem.
D.J. Heap wrote:
> On 6/29/06, Evgeniy Romas <je...@orbita1.ru> wrote:
>> Created work-copy of repository in one of them, on SAMBA disk. And in the
>> other computer I just made one small modification into one of the
>> files of
>> this repository.
>>
>> During the trial of making the Commit in that computer where the
>> Subversion reported an error while doing clean up!
>>
>> In directory '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>>
>> Error processing command 'commited' in '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>>
>> Error replacing text-base of 'file.txt'
>>
>> Can't set file
>> '[path_to_copy_of_repository].svn\tmp\text-base\file.txt.svn-base'
>>
>> Read-write: access denied.
>>
>>
>>
>> During this error antivirus program was switched off at all.
>>
>>
>
>
> This is not the first time we've heard of trouble with putting working
> copies on Samba -- try checking out to a local disk and see what
> happens. If it works you probably have some kind of network or Samba
> config issue and you could try checking the Samba mailing lists.
>
> DJ
I encounter the same problem using working-copies on samba-drives.
The reason this happens is due to problems when the svn-client tries
to change the file permissions in the wc. As unix filesystems do
allow permission changes on files only if the acting user is owner,
windows uses special flags to promote this permission to non-owners.
Usually the samba setup ensures read/write access to the connecting windows
user (usually by group permissions). In my opinion the svn-client should
try to perform the file-permission operations more carefully (i.e. the
client
should not fail and report an error upon "unnecessary permission changes"
if the following operation works well !!)
urs.
--
urs hardegger | uhardegger@gmx.ch
im talacher 23 | 8306 bruettisellen
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Re: Access Denied! The problem.
Posted by urs hardegger <uh...@gmx.ch>.
D.J. Heap wrote:
> On 6/29/06, Evgeniy Romas <je...@orbita1.ru> wrote:
>> Created work-copy of repository in one of them, on SAMBA disk… And in the
>> other computer I just made one small modification into one of the
>> files of
>> this repository…
>>
>> During the trial of making the Commit in that computer where the
>> Subversion reported an error while doing clean up!
>>
>> In directory '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>>
>> Error processing command 'commited' in '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>>
>> Error replacing text-base of 'file.txt'
>>
>> Can't set file
>> '[path_to_copy_of_repository].svn\tmp\text-base\file.txt.svn-base'
>>
>> Read-write: access denied.
>>
>>
>>
>> During this error antivirus program was switched off at all.
>>
>>
>
>
> This is not the first time we've heard of trouble with putting working
> copies on Samba -- try checking out to a local disk and see what
> happens. If it works you probably have some kind of network or Samba
> config issue and you could try checking the Samba mailing lists.
>
> DJ
I encounter the same problem using working-copies on samba-drives.
The reason this happens is due to problems when the svn-client tries
to change the file permissions in the wc. As unix filesystems do
allow permission changes on files only if the acting user is owner,
windows uses special flags to promote this permission to non-owners.
Usually the samba setup ensures read/write access to the connecting windows
user (usually by group permissions). In my opinion the svn-client should
try to perform the file-permission operations more carefully (i.e. the client
should not fail and report an error upon "unnecessary permission changes"
if the following operation works well !!)
urs.
--
urs hardegger | uhardegger@gmx.ch
im talacher 23 | 8306 bruettisellen
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Re: Access Denied! The problem.
Posted by "D.J. Heap" <dj...@gmail.com>.
On 6/29/06, Evgeniy Romas <je...@orbita1.ru> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I have the impression, that I've adjusted the SVN server incorrectly.
>
> Can you explain me how to install and tune SVN step by step?
>
> The tasks of SVN – are multi-user work under the large projects on PHP
> within the limits of one subnet, NOT Internet work…
>
> The point is :
>
> After your advices I switched off antivirus programs in two our computers
> and reset the computers.
>
> Created work-copy of repository in one of them, on SAMBA disk… And in the
> other computer I just made one small modification into one of the files of
> this repository…
>
> During the trial of making the Commit in that computer where the work-copy
> had been made, TortoiseSVN reported about the error to me. About this error
> I already told you in my first letter:
>
>
>
> Subversion reported an error while doing clean up!
>
> In directory '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>
> Error processing command 'commited' in '[path_to_copy_of_repository]'
>
> Error replacing text-base of 'file.txt'
>
> Can't set file
> '[path_to_copy_of_repository].svn\tmp\text-base\file.txt.svn-base'
>
> Read-write: access denied.
>
>
>
> During this error antivirus program was switched off at all.
>
>
This is not the first time we've heard of trouble with putting working
copies on Samba -- try checking out to a local disk and see what
happens. If it works you probably have some kind of network or Samba
config issue and you could try checking the Samba mailing lists.
DJ
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