Tom Lane wrote:
> Bruce Momjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Sure. I logged into the main server machine and cd'ed to CVSROOT. I
> > then when to the src/bin/initdb directory, and because I didn't have
> > permisssions, I moved initdb.c,v to another file name then copied it to
> > the original name so I owned the file. I then removed the execute bits
> > from the file. I did that for initdb.c and dirmod.c. I then removed
> > files from my local CVS and did a CVS update and the files no longer
> > have execute bits.
>
> Um. Can anyone else check into those files now?
Yes, I think so. The file used to be owned by Peter, but now by me:
-r--rw-r-- 1 petere pgsql 19139 Nov 23 17:42 Makefile,v
-r--r--r-- 1 momjian pgsql 86195 Nov 23 19:00 initdb.c,v
-r--r--r-- 1 petere pgsql 299 Nov 23 17:41 nls.mk,v
initdb.c looks pretty much the same as the other files in the directory.
They look pretty much the directory. Are you seeing a problem?
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