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quick hack commited

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Peter Vreman
to Vincent Snijders: Somebody moved the components tree, in which mwcustomedit is, from the lcl directory to…
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On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Vincent Snijders wrote: > > The quick hack for the crash with mwcustomedit is now in the CVS so you > > guys can hack on... > > > > Somebody moved the components tree, in which mwcustomedit is, from the lcl > directory to the lazarus directory. Now I can't check it out with cvs. > > Can somebody look at the read-rights for the cvs-user in that directory-tree > (lazarus/components), please? I did it. Please, people in the Lazarus team: If you create new directories, make sure that you change the permissions of the directory in the server; you have to do a telnet for this and do a cd /FPC/CVS/fpc/lazarus chmod 777 newdir This is an annoying shortcoming from CVS, but can't be helped. You can specify file permissions to CVS but not directory permissions

This is my fault, not from the lazarus ppl.

Peter

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Vincent Snijders
to Peter Vreman: The quick hack for the crash with mwcustomedit is now in the CVS so you guys can hack…
The quick hack for the crash with mwcustomedit is now in the CVS so you guys can hack on...

Somebody moved the components tree, in which mwcustomedit is, from the lcl directory to the lazarus directory. Now I can't check it out with cvs.

Can somebody look at the read-rights for the cvs-user in that directory-tree (lazarus/components), please?

Vincent Snijders

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Michael Van Canneyt
to Vincent Snijders
Vincent Snijders wrote 9 lines
> The quick hack for the crash with mwcustomedit is now in the CVS so you > guys can hack on... > Somebody moved the components tree, in which mwcustomedit is, from the lcl directory to the lazarus directory. Now I can't check it out with cvs. Can somebody look at the read-rights for the cvs-user in that directory-tree (lazarus/components), please?

I did it.

Please, people in the Lazarus team: If you create new directories, make sure that you change the permissions of the directory in the server; you have to do a telnet for this and do a

cd /FPC/CVS/fpc/lazarus
chmod 777 newdir

This is an annoying shortcoming from CVS, but can't be helped. You can specify file permissions to CVS but not directory permissions

Michael.

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