On Dec 8, 2003, at 11:53 PM, Jostein Chr. Andersen wrote:
> On Tuesday 09 December 2003 03.10, Ryan Hunt wrote:
>> Any way to correct permission problems in the .svn files of the WC?
>>
>> I have a user that ran chmod 775 recursively in the root of his WC,
>> and so when trying to do a ci gets the following...
>
>>> => time svn ci -m "stage2 updates"
>>> Sending diff/nvram
>>> Sending diff/vmware.log
>>> Sending notes/store_notes_here
>>> Sending vmcore/ide-s001.vmdk
>>> Sending vmcore/ide.vmdk
>
> Do he run VMware when committing the files?
> Be warned! Setting vmware's HD's (*.vmdk files) under version control
> will blast you HD's all the way to the moon! The size of this files are
> typically from 300 MB+ to 2GB and some or all of them will probably
> change and be committed every time VMware have been used.
>
Yes, I am aware of the amount of disk space used. I will eventually be
putting over 1000 disk images under revision control.
The problem at this juncture however, is not the size, but that a
checkin is not able to complete successfully due to the changed
permissions in the WC. Is there any way to set the disk permissions
back to their default settings in the .svn files, or to for a
completion regardless of permissions?
-Ryan
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Received on Tue Dec 9 17:54:21 2003