[cvsnt] Re: Issue with cvs update: cannot rename files Bad Address

[rajiv kumar]

Thanks Glen.

Seems its working for me. 

I stopped antivirus and did the cvs update and it worked without any error for 1 hr. and as soon as I enabled the antivirus, I got the same error.

Thanks again for you invaluable suggestion. 

- Rajiv Kr. Srivastava

 



Glen Starrett <grstarrett at cox.net> wrote: rajiv kumar wrote:
> Error: While updating through the command line, I am getting the
> following errors for different files.It is not consistent and neither
> am able to repro it.
> 
> cvs [update aborted]: cannot rename file
> _new_add_globaldata_oracle.sql to add_globaldata_oracle.sql: Bad
> address
> 
> Configuration of the server : OS : windows 2000 Server SP4 CVSNT :
> CVSNT2.0.11
> 
> Configuratin of the Client : OS : windows 2000 Server SP4 WinCVS
> 1.3.14.1 Beta 14 (Build 1)

I've noticed that error occasionally too on other people's machines, but 
it's been fairly rare to happen and I don't think it's ever happened to 
me (although I don't remember seeing "Bad address"). The key 
difference: I'm certain that the affected computers still have real 
time scanning enabled where their sandboxes are. Try disabling the 
real-time scan on your sandbox(es) and see if that improves the situation.


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Glen Starrett
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