Greg Martyn wrote:
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> On Monday 12 April 2004 06:41 pm, Branko Äibej wrote:
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>>The "access deined" error is probably caused by a _file_ being locked,
>>not the directory. It could be an open document, or it could be a DLL
>>that's still loaded in memory, or a running program.
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> After getting the access denied error on a file called KILLME, I tried to
> delete my whole wc. I could delete all the files except
> C:\CareCircle\www\qa\home1\images\builder\.svn\text-base.
> I can navigate to the .svn folder. I was able to delete all the files/folders
> except text-base. When I click on text-base, IIRC it gives an access denied
> error. Once I try to delete the text-base folder, it says "Cannot delete
> file: Cannot read from the source file or disk."
>
> Neither svn nor tortoiseproc are running. Antivirus software is disabled. Once
> I restart, the text-base folder no longer exists, and I can delete the wc.
>
> I wish I could help more, but it is hard to reproduce this bug unless I am
> deleting a large number of files.
>
> - --Greg
That is strange...I've seen a few reports of that kind of thing in the
Microsoft filesystem newsgroups -- phantom files or folders that are not
accessible or deletable until a system restart. You might check over
there for hints on what could be causing it -- I don't know how
Subversion could cause it aside from a filesystem bug.
Maybe Explorer has glommed onto it or something? Have you tried logging
out and back in (to kill off Explorer and userland apps without
rebooting) to see if that works? Also, do you have Index Server going?
DJ
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Received on Tue Apr 13 03:20:21 2004