[cvsnt] Repository on shared drive - difference betweenpserverand SSPI

[Thomas Muller]

| It may be the fact that the service is authenticating the SSPI connection
| itself disables the ability to access the network.  Part of the
| authentication
| involves an Impersonate/Revert very quickly to get the user name.

Well, isn't this refuted by the fact that CVSROOT/config on the share is
demonstrably accessed by CvsNT? A syntax error in this file is duly reported
back to the client. This shows that the network is accessed.

| It may also just be that the service user doesn't have write access to the
| repository, so it can't create the lock files.

This is a theory I support. The service is running (for the time being) as a
user that has memebership in the administrators group. I've of course made
the shared resource fully controllable by anyone. In other words, there are
absolutely no reasons (as far as I can see) for this user NOT being allowed
write access to the shared repository. Any ideas regarding this?

Thanks so far.

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Thomas









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