Well, do you have permission to write to the directory
/svn/projects/SM/db/transactions, or any of it's parent directories?
Normally, you should use either svnserve (svn:// and svn+ssh://)or
httpd (http:// or https://) to access the Subversion repository during
a checkout. If you do use file://, you pretty much have to own the
repository yourself (or set umask and chmod on the Subversion archive
to allow for wider access).
On 7/28/05, Krishnasamy <krishnasamy@wsspl.com> wrote:
> I have migrated my all projects from CVS to SVN using cvs2svn. I am able to
> check out the projects (trunk,tag,branch). But I am not able to commit in
> any of the files. It says permission denied. But I gave the permission to
> the folders. Can some one help me.
>
> ----ERROR----
>
> [krishna@garuda samples]$ svn status
> M PDP/README.txt
> [krishna@garuda samples]$ svn commit -m "SVN test for commit"
> svn: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: Can't create directory '/svn/projects/SM/db/transactions/1086-1.txn':
> Permission denied
>
> ---END OF ERROR----
>
> Krishna.
>
>
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