[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> i add a file to a existing project.
> 1. �cvs add README� (this is only a example :-)) ok i got the
> messages "file added - make commit"
> 2. ok i commit. �cvs co README� . cvs create the file, but with
> the
> permissions --------- (correct: nothing for anyone) after creation cvs
> is not able to write into this file - and the reult is "permission
> denied"
In your previous message, you said you were using the "file_perm-patch";
what is this and where did you get it? It may well be the source of
your problems. What are the permissions on the file before you commit
it? What are the permissions on the file in the repository? It sure
looks like *someone's* umask is set to 777 -- perhaps the cvs server's?
You might want to try the current version of CVS (1.10.8) from
www.cvshome.org without any patches. If that works, then you can start
applying patches if you want -- when it breaks, you'll know what to
blame.
-Larry Jones
It's hard to be religious when certain people are never
incinerated by bolts of lightning. -- Calvin
