eates the first
folder, tries to create the second folder and crashes because it created the
first with 666 perms. So it appears that stcheckout is rather jacked up in
unix.
From: reno
To: Ant Users List
Sent: Fri, June 11, 2010 12:57:45 PM
Subject: Re: stch
shes because it created the
first with 666 perms. So it appears that stcheckout is rather jacked up in
unix.
From: reno
To: Ant Users List
Sent: Fri, June 11, 2010 12:57:45 PM
Subject: Re: stcheckout on
Eric Fetzer wrote:
When using stcheckout recursivel
: Ant Users List
Sent: Fri, June 11, 2010 12:57:45 PM
Subject: Re: stcheckout on
Eric Fetzer wrote:
> When using stcheckout recursively in Linux, I'm getting a folder created with
> permissions of 666, and thus, it can't checkout anything below the folder out
> because it
Eric Fetzer wrote:
When using stcheckout recursively in Linux, I'm getting a folder created with
permissions of 666, and thus, it can't checkout anything below the folder out
because it doesn't have permissions. Any way to say check out and give files /
folders ??? perms?
Eric,
When using stcheckout recursively in Linux, I'm getting a folder created with
permissions of 666, and thus, it can't checkout anything below the folder out
because it doesn't have permissions. Any way to say check out and give files /
folders ??? perms?
