[Nant-users] vssget failed "access denied"
Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Hi,
I am getting a “access to file denied” error message from our build file. Has anybody seen this before?
I’ve attached our full build file and the failing snippet below. If I just do a latest, no problems writing to the VSS working dir, but we need to select the explicit version cited in the changeset.txt file before doing a CM build.
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Thanks,
Dave
user="drisler"
password=""
localpath="C:\0_drisler_test"
removedeleted="true"
replace="true"
writable="true"
dbpath="\\icivss\DevSourceControl\srcsafe.ini"
path="${filename}"
version="${version}"
/>
vssget_perltext.build
Description: vssget_perltext.build
RE: [Nant-users] vssget failed "access denied"
Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Dave,
You
have path="${filename}".
Does
the filename also consist of somethink like the $/Project/FileName.txt
syntax? That's the only thing I can think of.
Also, I took a look at your build file. You
only need to load the Nant.Contrib.Task assembly .. you don't need to add the
other two.
HTH,
Felice
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"access denied"
Hi,
I am getting
a “access to file denied” error message from
our build file. Has anybody seen this before?
I’ve attached our full build file and the
failing snippet below. If I just do
a latest, no problems writing to the VSS working dir, but we need to select the explicit version cited in
the changeset.txt file before doing a CM build.
<>
Thanks,
Dave
user="drisler"
password=""
localpath="C:\0_drisler_test"
removedeleted="true"
replace="true"
writable="true"
dbpath="\\icivss\DevSourceControl\srcsafe.ini"
path="${filename}"
version="${version}"
/>
RE: [Nant-users] vssget failed "access denied"
Title: vssget failed "access denied"
Access denied errors are usually related
to a lack of permissions to access the share… But if everything works
correctly when you do not include the version attribute then I’m not sure
what could be causing the problem… I’ve seen similar problems when
I tried to execute nant scripts by windows services (like CruiseControl.NET)
because the account the service was executing as did not have access to the
share on the remote machine.
On the other hand, judging from your
attached build file, I’d say it looks like you’re trying to do
something very similar to what CruiseControl.NET
does already. I’d suggest you look at it if you haven’t already.
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Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005
12:14 PM
To:
nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Nant-users] vssget
failed "access denied"
Hi,
I
am getting a “access to file
denied” error message from our build file. Has anybody seen this
before?
I’ve
attached our full build file and the failing snippet
below. If I just do a latest, no problems writing to the
VSS working dir, but we need to select the explicit version
cited in the changeset.txt file before doing a CM build.
<>
Thanks,
Dave
user="drisler"
password=""
localpath="C:\0_drisler_test"
removedeleted="true"
replace="true"
writable="true"
dbpath="\\icivss\DevSourceControl\srcsafe.ini"
path="${filename}"
version="${version}"
/>
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