On Thu, Jul 14, 2005 at 08:38:38AM -0600, Patrick Walsh wrote: > I did a fresh download of all of the directory tree, deleted the update > and update.last targets in coda, and tried doing the mv command above > (the third command) by hand. After the move there weren't any > conflicts, but the mv command returned some funny error messages. The > bulk of the messages were reporting problems with changing the > permissions, which I know I can ignore: > > /bin/mv: preserving ownership for `/coda/.../update': Permission denied > > But towards the end of the mv operation I saw a few errors like this: > > /bin/mv: cannot create regular file > `/coda/.../update/remupd/@[EMAIL PROTECTED]': Invalid > argument
At this point some file is probably already a conflict (the create or subsequent operation created a conflict). So something is trying to follow the dangling link. Does it work if you do not run this script as root? Jan
