[git-users] Re: could not lock file gitconfig: permission denied

2012-08-09 Thread coccinelle
Yes, I did.
It seems to be a problem with git GUI (git-gui version 0.16). On bash it is 
working, but not using the GUI. It is not only a warning message, but the 
commit doesn't take place.
I'll try a different GUI.

I'm somehow fixed to make GUI working, since I won't convince my collegues 
to use any version control if there is no GUI...

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[git-users] Re: could not lock file gitconfig: permission denied

2012-08-07 Thread coccinelle
I restarted Git Bash (I see, it is necessary). Git doesn't complain any 
more, but does not write in the file where it looks later.
After playing around with, I have now 3 config files: C:\Program 
Files\Git\etc\gitconfig, and two in my home directory: gitconfig and 
.gitconfig (with and without dot in the beginning). The latter one appeared 
at some point, when I was setting HOME manually to my home drive.
I edited the user information in all three files manually. Git seems to 
look only in C:\Program Files\Git\etc\gitconfig . If the information is in 
this file, everything is fine. If not, I get the message tell me who you 
are, independently of the information in the other files.

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[git-users] Re: could not lock file gitconfig: permission denied

2012-08-07 Thread coccinelle
Here the different cases I tried:

1.) changing the initial line HOME=$HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH to 
HOME=$USERPROFILE.
Creates .gitconfig when I call git config --global user.name Name. This 
file contains only the user (name, email) information. Changes are seen by 
-l.
Commit fails with tell me who you are.

2.) changing the initial line HOME=$HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH to HOME = 
C:/Documents and Settings/me/.
Same behaviour as in 1.)

3) adding a line HOME = C:/Documents and Settings/mbader/ after the 
complete section where home is defined.
Git Bash start with an error message HOME command not found, but I can 
use it.
Git behaves later as if this line is not existing.


git config -l sees changes in .gitconfig and in C:\Program 
Files\Git\etc\gitconfig, but not in C:\Documents and Settings\me\gitconfig.

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[git-users] could not lock file gitconfig: permission denied

2012-08-03 Thread coccinelle
Hi,

I'm new to Git and I struggle already at the first configuration:

git config --global user.name My Name
gives
error: could not lock config file c://.gitconfig: Permission denied

First thing to notice: the config file is not located directly in C:, but 
in C:\Program Files\Git\etc.
I can edit it manually without any problems, so my user account has a write 
permission.
I would not mind simply editing the file manually, but I got the same error 
message later when I wanted to clone a project using the Git Gui. This 
doesn't happen if I clone using Git Bash.

I'm working on a Windows XP machine. I installed Git on a second machine 
but I didn't get the error.
Any ideas?  

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