Hi Jan,
Good point. However, there isn't a virus scanner on that machine and
there is no shadow copies running on that drive. Apart from that I
can't think of anything else that would be locking files.
I have tried the proc monitor from sysinternals, but I can see anything
on there that would point to a problem (there is a lot of information
though).
We originally had the service running on another machine, but moved it
to this machine to see if it would solve the problem. Unfortunately it
seem to happen on both :(
Thanks
Matt
-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Keirse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 December 2008 12:52
To: Matt Browne
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Betr.: [cvsnt] Odd Permissions Error When Tagging
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef op 02/12/2008 11:37:58:
We have a script which does some overnight builds. It runs through
various check-ins, check-outs and tagging. Most of it works fine but
we
are getting some odd errors on the tagging stage.
Its tagging 200+ files and it gets to one of the files and gives the
following error :
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
1 second, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
2 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
3 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
4 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
5 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
6 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
7 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
8 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
9 seconds, still trying...
Unable to rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v
for
10 seconds, giving up...
cvs [server aborted]: cannot rename file
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/,randomfile.cpp,
to
/cvs/project/code/Directory/Subdirectory/anotherone/randomfile.cpp,v:
Permission denied
It could be a problem with a virus scanner or something like google
desktop locking the file in question.
Anything that monitors the files that are being opened or written to
could
be related.
If you can do something when the error is detected check out the OS's
open
files list (using something like Sysinternal Process explorer) on the
server.
Kind Regards,
JAN KEIRSE
ICT-DEPARTMENT
Software quality & Systems: Software Engineer
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