> Last I checked emacs was not part of the cygwin
> distribution, so we
> should find out which emacs you're using. Start with
> something simpler.
> Try to find out if it's a cygwin issue, a emacs
> thing or a combination.
Thanks that's a good idea.
> $ touch testing
> $ echo "Testing write access with echo #1"> testing
That works. I can modify the file.
Tried the echo >> file too, and that worked.
=> So I can write over my file...
Could it be that emacs is not launched under the
correct user id ? (ie. emacs would not have the same
rights as I).
I tried the ps command :
> ps
PID PPID PGID WINPID TTY UID
STIME COMMAND
476 1 476 476 con 500
13:30:18 /usr/bin/bash
1268 476 1268 1356 con 500
13:31:05 /usr/bin/tcsh
864 1268 864 864 con 500
13:31:13 /cygdrive/c/softs/emacs-
20.7/bin/emacs
976 1268 976 292 con 500
16:14:30 /usr/bin/ps
And by the way, my emacs is version 20.7 (for
Windows).
I'm really stuck. Because I'm not sure this is an
Emacs problem, or a CVS problem, or a Cygwin config.
problem...
Axelle.
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