I have reconfigured. One more time?
It's moving forward as I now got a dialog asking for the login, but then it gives a Can't open file '/svn/shuttleultra/db/txn-current-lock': Permission denied message.
I have reconfigured. One more time?
It's moving forward as I now got a dialog asking for the login, but then it gives a Can't open file '/svn/shuttleultra/db/txn-current-lock': Permission denied message.
I hope this is not due to me cloning it with git currently (to test for history differences).
IMO, if there is a problem, it should actually be the other way around. Could me committing something mess up your test?
It would just show a difference in commits, but should not show a difference in common commits. Cloning has gone through already, so if my concurrent read-action had an influence on your write-action, it should be gone now.
It's moving forward as I now got a dialog asking for the login, but then it gives a Can't open file '/svn/shuttleultra/db/txn-current-lock': Permission denied message.
No, that'll be a permissions issue on the repository files within the container itself. I've reset them to the same user as is running the SVNServe daemon, please try again.
Another permissions change, how's that?
Commit failed (details follow):
Can't move '/svn/shuttleultra/db/txn-protorevs/2817-269.rev' to
'/svn/shuttleultra/db/revs/2/2818': Permission denied
This is very frustrating and confusing, but I've made another change that might help. It's a bit trial and error, sorry about this.
Yep, everything seems to be A-OK, including project monitoring through TortoiseSVN Project Monitor.It worked!!!!!!!!!!!!! :woohoo::woohoo:
Thank you so much!!!
When should the password be necessary? :hmm: Sorry for the longer delay there, had been in a different universe for some days.
When you do a write operation in the server? :shrug:
Need the definition of the original data transmitted between HUD/flight instruments and GPC? Its a simple single struct.
Yes, a 32 bit floating point number would be transmitted as 2 words. But the HUD used fixed point numbers anyway.