On 4/23/02 at 7:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert J. Clark) wrote: > That error message is generated by the client with it tries to > examine or open the file to be sent to the server. Try doing a > "stat <filename>" on the file that is failing and see if that > provides any useful information about the file.
Looks like the stat command is not included in Mac OS X. I copied the trouble file to my linux server (yellow dog linux) and ran the stat command with the following results: File: "CBN3106_06.deb" Size: 234558 Blocks: 472 Regular File Access: (0666/-rw-rw-rw-) Uid: ( 501/gdelfino) Gid: ( 503/gdsolutions) Device: 819 Inode: 343048 Links: 1 Access: Tue Apr 23 20:16:18 2002 Modify: Tue Apr 23 20:16:18 2002 Change: Tue Apr 23 20:16:18 2002 > I think the error is generated when trying to access a file that is > larger than a 32-bit file offset can handle. In this case the file > should be opened with O_LARGEFILE set. However, based on your > previous messages, I don't believe this is the case. Is a copy of > the file already checked in? If so, what is it's size on the > server? Pardon my ignorance, but can how can I tell cvs to open the file using the O_LARGEFILE option? The problem happens when trying to check in the file for the first time. > Right now I would be inclined to think that there is something > corrupted in the filesystem for the file you are trying to check > in. > > - Rob I would like to report that I have finally been able to upload my file. I used the windows version of cvs (1.10) instead of the unix version. Not exactly a solution, but I solved my problem. My working directory is on a Windows 2000 machine wich I access via SMB from my Mac OS X machine. Instead of running cvs from my Mac, I did it directly from the PC. By the way, I have been unable to access cvshome.org for the last 2 or 3 days. Regards, Gustavo Delfino _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
