04.05.2005 · cvs [commit aborted]: lock failed - giving up Well that’s strange, the error message is having trouble creating a lock for the directory “SomeDirectory” because it doesn’t exist. But when I use Tortoise CVS to add contents, it shows that everything has been added.
: cvs [checkout aborted]: read lock failed - giving up If you go to /usr/local/cvsrepo/project , and run an ls -l , you’ll see that the permissions look like: drwxrwxr-x 2 user group 4096 Feb 16 09:40 bin
16.02.2005 · : cvs [checkout aborted]: read lock failed - giving up If you go to /usr/local/cvsrepo/project , and run an ls -l , you’ll see that the permissions look like: drwxrwxr-x 2 user group 4096 Feb 16 09:40 bin
30.01.2009 · When trying to replace some old files in my local workspace, then commit the new ones to CVS, I got this error: ... No such file or directory common: cvs server: lock failed - giving up myproject: cvs [server aborted]: lock failed - giving up - did not match any documents. ...
: cvs server: lock failed - giving up Michael James • February 7th, 2010 Just ran into this problem when trying to use git cvsexportcommit to commit changes from my local git repository to a central CVS repository.
17.01.2006 · Jim Hyslop wrote: >>>We have a Mac OSX machine running cvs server. >>>When I try to commit a new file under test/testdir, ... No such file or directory >>># cvs server: lock failed - giving up >>># cvs [server aborted]: lock failed - giving up >>> >>>there is …
Jim Hyslop wrote: >>>We have a Mac OSX machine running cvs server. >>>When I try to commit a new file under test/testdir, I get the following >>>message ...
3 Answers3. Show activity on this post. The lock file is being created in /var/lock/cvs/foo/ you should check the permissions of that directory. Show activity on this post. Make sure the checkout repository has the permission to checkin the files. But this rep doesnt have permission to checkin the files in the package folder.
cvs [commit aborted]: could not open lock file ... Can anyone give me insight into what we're doing wrong here? Thanks! julian. Andy Jones's profile photo ...
I think you have created your folder structure by copying one folder and pasting it to other folders. You had added the folder copied into the cvs earlier and it included cvs-folder so your cvs structure fails! Remove cvs folders from pasted folders and add folders one by one into the cvs. —–
When I try to update, commit or create a new project from repository an error occurs. ... projectName: cvs [update aborted]: read lock failed - giving up ...
30.01.2009 · When trying to replace some old files in my local workspace, then commit the new ones to CVS, ... No such file or directory common: cvs server: lock failed – giving up myproject: cvs [server aborted]: lock failed – giving up ...
Originally posted by mikeshn: I tried to get the sources from CVS, but in the middle of cvs -q update I get the message. cvs server: failed to create lock directory for `/home/cvs/crt' (/home/cvs ...
03.12.2014 · 3 Answers3. Show activity on this post. The lock file is being created in /var/lock/cvs/foo/ you should check the permissions of that directory. Show activity on this post. Make sure the checkout repository has the permission to checkin the files. But this rep doesnt have permission to checkin the files in the package folder.