Hi Bob,
On 30/05/2008, Hucker, Bob <bhucker_at_bayareanewsgroup.com> wrote:
> When I commit a file, it sets the permissions on my local copy (on a
> Windows file system) in such a way that cygwin shows the file as not
> readable by group or other. Why?
The file handling is done by the subversion libraries, not TSVN
itself. When using cygwin, you should also be using a cygwin
subversion client. Mixing a native windows client (TSVN) with cygwin
can give you exactly the issue you are reporting.
>
> I constantly have to issue the command "chmod -R og+r <dirname>" to get
> my permissions right so that my local Apache server on the PC will read
> the files correctly.
>
Looks like files are being created with a 'rwx------' permission
instead of 'rwxr--r--'. In unix you control this with the UMASK
environment variable. I have no experience with cygwin, so I don't
know if there is such a thing as a umask equivalent available. But if
there is, you should make sure that it is set to default to group and
world readable
HTH
Regards,
Jean-Marc
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Received on 2008-05-30 07:17:15 CEST