Scott Tavares wrote:
> >
> > cool...but don't check in any more code that doesn't have documentation in
> > it...
> >
> > -jon (who is a bit miffed that the OPaL stuff isn't documented/done)
> >
>
> I am, but I have already converted the PersistentBroker and the
> ClassMapFactory to Turbine services but I can not commit it because My login
> ID gets rejected because it does not have write rights. I know you (Jon)
> even went as far as creating a new login id/pwd but that gets rejected also.
> If you (Jon) could do me a favor and try to commit something using my new id
> so that I can narrow down the problem to my side as apposed to the server
> side I would really be grateful.
>
The problem most likely comes from your existing CVS repository. Change to your
local code directory and type 'cvs login' and check if it really says "logging
in to [EMAIL PROTECTED]", if xxx != your username, you have to edit
/path/to/your/local/cvs/repository/cvs/Root and change the login name there, or
even better (if you don't have own code in there), delete the repository and do
a full new check-out.
Often, people set $CVSROOT to the new login id, but forget that cvs stores the
original login name in cvs/Root. It does this for convinience, so you don't have
to set up $CVSROOT every time you want to update your local codebase.
Hope this helps,
-Jonas
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