Check out/update: svn vs tsvn

I' m noticing a discrepancy in file permissions when I check out a new working copy or update a previous working copy from the command line(with svn co or svn up), and when I do the same with Tortoise.

When I do this from the command line, Windows Security permissions for file foo are set as follows:

engineering (BOX-NAME\engineering) ß this is my personal account/username

Everyone

None (BOX-NAME\None)

When I do this from Tortoise, Windows Security permissions for file foo are set as follows:

Adminstrators (BOX-NAME\Administrators)

Everyone

None (BOX-NAME\None)

The main differece being my user account (engineering) versus the generic Administrators account.

Subversion was also installed on the machine when Cygwin was installed. Could that make a difference?

If there's already a discussion thread on this, please point me in the right direction.

Thank you,

Zachary

 
Received on 2008-04-16 12:33:52 CEST