Eric Thomas wrote:
>>First, I am using Windows 2000 not Windows XP -- do both have
>>the same problem?
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> Yes, usually - Windows file locking problems, especially locking on read, go way back in Windows history.
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>>Second, I am not using any virus scanning software! The only
>>viruses they are able to catch is the dead ones...
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> Note that Google Desktop Search can cause the same behavior.
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>>Let's presume that there is something which is "holding a
>>file open for too long" -- how can I detect it?
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> If you have Cygwin installed, the lsof command will do it for you ("list open files"). (lsof isn't part of the default install, however.)
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> Eric Thomas
> Release Manager
> PowerSteering Software, Inc.
What if I am running run SVN in a special account, and I am restricting
access to the SVN repositories to this account (except SYSTEM of
course). This will solve the problem?
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Received on Tue Jul 12 09:56:45 2005