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Bug? On export of a file, the file is exported but not renamed/moved to the desired name/location.

From: Francois Grieu <fgrieu_at_gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2010 09:56:46 +0200

Hi,

I'm trying to export a single source file of a former revision from a
project, to local directory C:\rrr\sss, and get:
   Command: Export
   Error: Can't move 'C:\rrr\tempfile.tmp' to 'C:\rrr\sss': Accès refusé.
   Finished!:

The error means "access denied". The target system is a French XP SP3,
with Tortoise SVN 1.67. Here is exactly what I'm doing:
- logged with full rights
- create directory C:\rrr and sub-directory C:\rrr\sss
- tortoiseSVN repo browser
- navigate in repository browser to
file:///S:/blah/blah_repo/trunk/sources [on a SMB share]
- select line with file mysource.c
- right-click / show log
- select line with the revision I want (250)
- right-click / export; URL of repository is
file:///S:/blah/blah_repo/trunk/sources/mysource.c
- click on ... button for Export directory, navigate to C:\rrr\sss ,OK;
Export directory is C:\rrr\sss
- leave other defaults (Fully recursive, Revision 250), OK
- the export window opens, "Command: Export" shows immediately
- then a few seconds later "Error: Can't move 'C:\rrr\tempfile.tmp' to
'C:\rrr\sss': Accès refusé."

The file that I want has been exported from the repository into
C:\rrr\tempfile.tmp; I can rename it manually to mysource.c and move it
to C:\rrr\sss as C:\rrr\sss\mysource.c with no trouble.

Am I missing something obvious or is this a bug?

TIA,
   Francois Grieu

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