Hi,
I found the solution.
The user is not considered a part of a new group until he logs out
and logs in again, which I didn't do. I just added the user to the
cvs group in the local machine and tried to import projects. I was
not able to import. Whereas if I tried it from remote machines, I
succee
Hi,
I'm seem to have tracked down the problem.
But I don't understand why this is happening
and what is the solution.
This is the output for id command when I'm
logged in locally to machine_A. The user is
'cheetanc'.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cheetanc]$ id
uid=500(cheetanc) gid=500(cheetanc) groups=500(che
C.G.Senthilkumar. writes:
>
> 3. I tried to import a project from machine A into the repository on machine
> A itself locally. cvs failed saying "can't create myproj directory,
> permission denied".
Check the ownership and permissions of your repository directories --
the user you wer
Hi,
1. I set up a cvs repository in machine A.
2. I imported a project each from machine B and C into the repository using
:ext:(ssh) access control.
3. I tried to import a project from machine A into the repository on machine
A itself locally. cvs failed saying "can't create myproj
On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 08:45:37AM -, Mohit Lad wrote:
> I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine.
> I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11.
>
> $ cvs im -m "initial import" sip mohit start
> enable to write, file SIPParser.cxx
> No space left on device
Hi,
I've a cvs repository set up on a Red Hat 6.2 machine.
I'm using PSERVER access method and the cvs version is 1.11.
I can import a trivial sample dir structure (shown below) to it & can checkout the
same properly.
myproj/
|-- Readme.txt
|-- myproj.cxx
|-- myproj.h
|-- a-subdir
