Bugs item #2506115, was opened at 2009-01-13 19:50
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Category: Tasks
Group: 0.86
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: steven maglio (smaglio81)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: copy task creates directory without permissions
Initial Comment:
The copy task has created a directory without any access privileges; not even
system admins could access/delete/modify the directory. This has happened twice
in the last year.
The similarities between the two occurrences:
* Both builds use the same build script.
* The build scipts delete and deploy to a remote/network location.
* The build script first deletes the directory. I also don't understand why
this delete task also deletes the directory.
<delete if="${directory::exists(deploy.version.dir)}" failonerror="false"
verbose="${verbose}">
<fileset basedir="${deploy.dir}">
<include name="**" />
</fileset>
</delete>
* The build copy's files to a directory that doesn't exist. But it seems that
copy tasks creates the target directory if it doesn't exist.
* The build script worked for weeks without a problem.
* Once the server image was restored, the build script again worked without
error.
* The build script is being executed as a task from CruiseControl.Net.
The differences between the occurrences are:
* Different versions of NAnt. The first one was with 0.85 and the second was
with 0.86.
* The remote/network locations where on two different servers.
Has anyone seen this happen before? Or have any suggestions on what to try in
order to prevent this from happening in the future?
TIA
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>Comment By: steven maglio (smaglio81)
Date: 2009-01-17 21:12
Message:
File Added: CopyToSanctum.bat
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Comment By: steven maglio (smaglio81)
Date: 2009-01-17 21:12
Message:
Our systems team requested that the deployment scripts be switched over to
use MSBuild until the NAnt problem could be looked into by more
knowledgeable NAnt developers. The developers at the meeting thought this
was silly because the issue happened so infrequently and in a manner that
was not reproducible. However, grudgingly, the scripts were rewritten into
MSBuild**.
But, tonight I needed to write a quick script to deploy files from
multiple build directories to a network drive (attached below). The script
will delete all files in a network drive's directory. Then it will copy the
new files into the network drive's directory.
When the location of the directory has not been created (aka,
-D:version=X.X.X.X is a way to specify a new directory location) the script
works perfectly. But, if the directory existed before the script is run,
then the permissions issue happens.
I guess this makes the error reproducible on our systems. If anyone reads
this bug report and can use the script (or a modified version) to test out
this error I would appreciate it.
**
Soapbox: My feelings on MSBuild so far are not optimistic.
Improvements/The Good: They gave every task the ability to produce output,
which can be useful. Loses/The Bad: 1) They use the Output feature
everywhere, at the detriment to code simplicity. 2) They have no direct
equivalent to <for> loops and <if> statements. And, 3) the manipulation of
filesets is really annoying.
File Added: CopyToSanctum.build
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