Hi do your projects share artifact folders? for example ccnet project A has its artifact folder set to c:\integration\A ccnet project B has its artifact folder set to c:\integration\A
that could explain this behaviour for the program files folder, there was a change done to this, but it was not bullet proof reason : the different windows versions have different derfinitions for 'appdata' and also mono had some difficulties with it. with kind regards Ruben Willems On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 12:55 PM, Andrew McDonald <[email protected] > wrote: > I'm having a strange problem with the CCNet dashboard. Trying to > configure a 1.5.6804.1 server on Windows Vista Business x64 SP2. > > If I view the history of a given project, I see the list of build time > stamps. But clicking on one of these views an entry from a completely > random project on the server. No project has a history list that > contains just its own entries. > > Can anyone help me fix this? I can't see anything obviously wrong with > the CCNet.config setup. I don't know whether the problem lies with the > server or dashboard, either. > > Only one thing was unusual when setting the server up - before trying > the service, I ran the server as an executable. In this setup it was > unable to write its 'state' files to the Program Files folder. That's > to be expected, due to Windows' UAC, as the executable was running > under my account. After starting it as a service instead, it seemed > able to write there, but that's when I noticed the dashboard problem. > Deleting all these state files and letting it continue didn't fix > things. > > Side note: apps shouldn't write data to the Program Files folder. Is > there a change on the cards for this? The server logs, artefacts etc. > should surely be written to AppData (or equivalent) under Windows...? > In fact it'd be nice if config files were there too. > > -- > Andy McDonald >
