In article <99731562E9D8D14C8F08CE560104FA7C24FA54@sea- 1250.fulcrum.net>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > Emil, > > I agree. What you say is most likely correct. > > However, for me the only difference between a working CVS install and a non-working >CVS install is > if the CVS repository is on a RAID 5 device or not. It seems to work great on other >'normal' drives. > 'Non-working' should be qualified here...it means I can init the repository AND >login...but not checkout > directories. > > Strangely enough it works if I set my CVSROOT environment variable to K:\cvsrep. It >doesn't work > if I set my CVSROOT environment variable to:pserver:joeblo@cvs_server:K:\cvsrep > > So it seems to have something to do with the pserver protocol. > > > ???? > > Chris > <snip>
Just some ideas. Do you have pserver impersonation switched on and the the user does not have the (NT) permission to access the directory? CVS also uses a different user than "joeblo" if the third field in the passwd file is filled. -- Klaus Falser Durst Phototechnik AG [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Cvsnt mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.cvsnt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cvsnt
