[cvsnt] Unable to commit

[Ryan]

Yes, just one domain controller.

Thanks for your help. It seems to be quite a weird problem and I have no 
resolution.  All new users are unable to commit regardless that they 
have appropriate NTFS permissions.


Here's more information about my setup:

1. We are using SSPI.  CVSNT Server is setup to impersonate the user.

2. We have the following domain groups:

	CvsAdmins - can create new modules, do everything
	CvsUsersRO - read only, no commits
	CvsUsersRW - can commit, but not create new modules


3. We have the following directory structure:

	F:\CvsRoot -- Root for all repositories
	F:\CvsRoot\Repo1 -- a repository
	F:\CvsRoot\Repo1\Module1 -- a module within Repo1
	F:\CvsTemp -- temp directory


Again, this has been working fine until we noticed the other day that a 
few new users couldn't commit.  Older users CAN commit.  Both users 
belong to the exact same Windows Groups.


If anyone else has some ideas I would greatly appreciate them!


Thanks,
Ryan


Peter Crowther wrote:
>> From: Ryan
>> I'm not familiar with this tool but I was able to locate it in the
>> Windows Server 2003 Support Tools package.
> 
> Yes, that's the one.
> 
>> I ran it on the Domain
>> Controller and everything passed.  I also installed the
>> support tools on
>> the CVS box and ran it. Again, everything passed.
> 
> OK.  And, just to check, you've just got the one domain controller?  If so, this definitely won't be the problem.
> 
>> I made sure to use the "/c" switch to ensure that all tests were run.
>>
>> Am I doing something wrong?
> 
> No, that sounds fine.
> 
>> Any other ideas?
> 
> I'm scratching my head - but I'm not a CVS guru, merely someone who knows a bit about Windows infrastructure!  I'll step aside and let the big guns have a go now ;-).
> 
>                 - Peter