Hi, 2008/3/25, Eric Niebler <eric@boost-consulting.com>:
Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:
On Tuesday 25 March 2008 01:16:21 Eric Niebler wrote:
U boost/indirect_reference.hpp U boost/parameter.hpp svn: In directory 'boost' svn: Can't move 'boost/.svn/tmp/foreach.hpp.2.tmp' to 'boost/foreach.hpp': Permission denied
There are two common reasons for that: 1. The file is open (under win32) and herefore you can't write it. 2. The permissions are actually wrong.
Both involves obvious solutions, but the second one is typically the result of using different user accounts to access the same working copy. The first one can also be caused by anti-virus software.
Probably the former. I don't have a virus checker installed, but it's likely that my editor had an open handle to this file.
I usually had that issue when using both TortoiseSVN and a comandline subversion client at the same time. Tortoise seems to poll for updates on the server, and somehow holds handles on various files. To fix that issue I disabled the tortoise cache entirely. First by disabling it using some checkbox flag, then by renaming the svn cache binary. The second step helped :). kind regards, Andreas Pokorny