What are the advantages of putting the Repository on a Mounted Network Drive? The purpose for putting the Repository on a network drive is so that it automatically gets backed up by the Network Administrator. The software will get checked out onto a Linux Computer or Computers, and then the software will get checked back in to a Mounted Network Drive. The Repository will be on a Mounted Network Drive. What are the gottchas for this type of development setup? What would be another option?
I'm running into trouble with the cvs locks. I can check out software, but I cannot check in software and get the following error: cvs commit: failed to create lock directory for '\mnt\ .....' This error is produced because I'm a guest user and the cvs attempts to create a lock on the Mounted Network Drive. It was suggested to me to put the locks in another directory rather than the Repository, but I believe I would still have the same problem. Any suggestions? _______________________________________________ Info-cvs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-cvs
