On Saturday 10 January 2004 22:36 CET Sander Striker wrote:
> On Fri, 2004-01-09 at 22:21, Malte S. Stretz wrote:
> > But I did not hallucinate: I noticed this when I tried to modify
> > SpamAssassin.pm and vim told me that I'm going to modify a read-only
> > file. I then manually chmod +w'd that file but had a look at the
> > lib/Mail/SpamAssassin/ dir and the files were definitely -r--r--r--.
> >
> > And now I look again and everything is ok... I ran some 'svn stat's and
> > 'svn diff's in between, maybe SVN corrected the permissions itself?
> > Very weird.
>
> SVN doesn't explicitly mess with permissions.
I can't reproduce it. So I've got to file this under "weird stuff". Maybe my
umask was really f***ed up. I don't know how this could have happened, but
who knows?
> > That's another thing I noticed: It seems like we lost a whole bunch of
> > properties. Or better: Got them back. Some days ago I corrected a whole
> > bunch of incorrect executable bits. That was r6088. I definitely
> > removed the executable bit from the one rule file and Received.pm in
> > the libs. But those bits are back now. Some SVN bug?
>
> r6088 touched four files, all four have their svn:executable property
> set, and are executable in my workingcopy.
I also removed the executable bits from rules/20_uri_tests.cf and
lib/Mail/SpamAssassin/Received.pm (I corrected those again lately). And as
I just typed 'svn commit' at root level, those changes should have gone in.
> FWIW, what I did was a dump of the test repository, to save your commits
> there, and I loaded that data into the asf repository. If there is any
> data lost we have a serious problem in the dump/load code in subversion.
> Please let me know if there is anything out of the ordinary.
I didn't see any other weird behaviour till now. Btw, my Subversion is
svn, version 0.35.1 (r8050)
compiled Dec 28 2003, 15:42:23
> > Quite confused,
>
> You are looking at trunk/ right?
Yes.
Cheers,
Malte
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