Looked into this a bit more... seems like IO.File.SetAttributes
translates both ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER and ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED into the
ArgumentException we're seeing. There must be some reason for doing
this, since they have those two values explicitly coded in there, but
I'm guessing it's fa
I've run into this myself occasionally. It seems to only happen when
copying to a "mapped" network drive. The drive being mapped is actually
a samba share from a FreeBSD machine. Hope that helps,
Dave
Gert Driesen wrote:
Mohammed,
I ran into this issue myself once, but I could not reproduce
Mohammed,
I ran into this issue myself once, but I could not reproduce it later on.
Can you consistently reproduce this issue ?
Gert
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William,
Can you try using a more recent version of NAnt (and report
back on the result) ?
Thanks!
Gert
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William Van de LindeSent: maandag 11 april 2005
5:16To: nant-developers@lists.sourceforge.netSubject:
Just as an experiment, try using "release" instead of "Release" in your
solution task. It might be a problem with lowercasing the configuration
name before running...
Vitaly Livshits wrote:
Hello,
I am getting the following error when trying to to build my solution.
Do you know what might b
Do you have a "release" configuration in your
"MobileAdministratorPlugins" project?
Vitaly Livshits wrote:
Hello,
I am getting the following error when trying to to build my solution.
Do you know what might be causing it?
The .build file is attached.
Thanks,
Vitaly Livshits
Senior Softw
Ouch... Can you reproduce this? If so, what version are you
on, and what do your build files look like?
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