Test 1) I opened a cmd. Then did 'runas' using my user account and executed ccnet.exe instead of the service and it behaves like I want it to, all my .svn files are owned by the current user. Test 2) I opened cmd as administrator and executed ccnet.exe. Now some of my .svn files are owned my Administrators!
This means even though my ccservice uses my user account credentials, it still behaves as if it's using Administrators. Why is this? On Apr 21, 4:09 pm, Ryan Andres <[email protected]> wrote: > When I checkout an svn repository using tortoisesvn, the owner for all > files and folders is my current user account. > > Then I start the CCService. It builds my project for the first time > and something during the build changed all \.svn\tmp\ directory owners > to 'Administrators'. Now I am unable to to access any files inside the > tmp directory using the current user (or call tortoisesvn's update). > > My service is using the same credentials as the user account I used > for tortoisesvn. > > How do I ensure the ccservice uses a specific windows user for all > tasks/commands?
