Re: Newbie Question about read-only file properties

James Chapman wrote:
> Recently (~last couple of months) I upgraded tortissvn and now my
> working directory on my Windows machine becomes read-only everytime I
> update or check in a version. Currently I have to turn the entire
> directory back to write access manually after a transaction.

First, do you have the svn:needs-lock property set on these files? If
so this behaviour is expected. See the locking information in the
svn/tsvn manuals for details.

If you're sure svn:needs-lock isn't set then I suggest using Filemon
( http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Filemon.html ) to watch a
specific file, find out who is changing the file's permissions to
read-only, and work from there.

-Nathan

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Received on Mon May 1 20:13:36 2006