Oliver Heger wrote: > For the protocol: I think I know now what is going on: > > Some tests in FileUtilsCleanDirectoryTestCase try to delete files that > have been set to read-only. This is expected to throw an exception. To > set the read-only flag the method chmod() tries to execute the unix > "chmod" command. If this fails (which should normally be the case on > windows), the test is ignored. > > Now I am on windows, but I happen to have some unix commands in my path > (these are windows ports of some typical unix commands), including > chmod. So the execution of chmod is successful, but obviously the > command does not have the desired effect: the files can be deleted, and > no exception is thrown. This causes the tests to fail. > > I guess this is a rather unusual scenario.
Well, IMHO not *that* unusual. A lot of people use Cygwin (incl. myself), MKS Toolkit, Microsoft's Posix Tools, MingW32 or software that installs such things to run. On a Windows box c-io should not try to run chmod. - Jörg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
