Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/11/03/07:49:25
There was a discussion on the group during March and April 98 covering
problems with Novel network drives. I have similar problems. The problem
with not being able to create a new archive on a network drive was resolved
by plugging code from libc.a for the remove.c module into rcsedit.c and
doing a few little hacks. I believe that I can reproduce this effort and
solve this problem too. However something was done with printf and
changing EACCES to ENOENT that didn't seem quite right. Were these issues
ever resolved?
The other question is, when I create an archive, say foo.c,v locally, then
copy it to a network drive (in an attempt to work around the creation
problem), say i:\soft\rcs\foo.c,v, and then try to do a checkout:
co -l foo.c
with rcs file =
i:\soft\rcs
the file checks out OK, it says locked and done, but, observing the
i:\soft\rcs\foo.c,v file using the Win95 Explorer, it changes to a folder
symbol and has size 0 bytes. Now an attempt to ci foo.c results in the
message:
ci: i:/soft/rcs/foo.c: Permission denied (EACCES)
Can anybody shine some light on this problem?
Thanks for you help!
Mike
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