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Re: init error in Suse 10.1: cannot get working directory: File exists
[Todd Denniston]
Frank Jelinek wrote, On 07/25/ PM:
thank you for answering. Actually I made some additional tests. At first
I tried your hints, but no changes. My root-home ist root-Writeable, so
there is no problem.
I patched the source code to tackle the problem. Result: the xgetcwd
func seems to fail. I replaced it by the native getcwd and everything
This could be an issue for the development mailing list, therefore I
cc'ed to this list. Perhaps one of the developer could take a look at
the problem, I guess that there is a platform incompatibility with the
There is no , it is bug-cvs.
I believe it would be appropriate for a bug to be entered for this.
Would you please:
A) collect appropriate information (processor, 32/64 bit mode, distro &
release + update status, version of CVS you compiled).
B) run the `make check`
for both an unmodified CVS code set and for the one you modified, as the devs
will want to know if the tests pick up the breakage.
C) take a look at the guide to see if there are other things the devs
will want that you can provide.
especially the &Writing patches (strategy)& & &Writing patches (tactics)&
D) take the information from A, C, and appropriate parts of B and drop them in
BTW the bug entry will drop a message to
Denniston, Todd A CIV N***SURFWARCENDIV Crane, Code 6067 wrote:
I'm looking for help. Actually it is not my first cvs system I set
up, but the problem is new to me.
I have a Suse 10.1 root server. There I install cvs, I tried the
standard yast installation (seems to install a suse-patched cvs
1.12.12) and I tried a self-compiled 1.12.13. Both results in the
same problem.
I'm logged in as root (with other users it is the same) and I try to
create a new repository with the command
cvs -d /root/cvs init
The result is
cvs [init aborted]: cannot get working directory: File exists
The same result I get if I try any other command and with different
user accounts. I also tried the
cvs -t -f -d /root/cvs init
options. Then I get
-& main: Session ID is L7NaPCpnLvgrC7rs
cvs [init aborted]: cannot get working directory: File exists
with google etc I did not found any hint, so I hope that someone here
could help me. Is there anyone who have a similiar problem? And a
solution ? Or ca I tackle the problem trough changes in the source code?
Todd Denniston
Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC Crane)
Harnessing the Power of Technology for the Warfighter
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