Re: commit changes the file owner

[Noel L Yap]

I'm not sure which files you're talking about.

The ownership of arcive files doesn't matter.

Each user should be working under their own sandbox (ie don't share sandboxes).
If you want the files owned by someone else so that their usable, use an install
process (eg export the files as that user).

Noel


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We have the sticky bits set on all of the executables that run our repository.
When the user is
in his work directory and commits a file, the commit command runs as "asicmgr".
The user commits
the file to the repository and then commit tries to change the owner from
shumphre to asicmgr.
The file in the working directory has the last rev and history information.  Is
there a way to
disable this?

Sandra Humphrey


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