Hi Jamie,
> either locks a directory or temporarily changes its permissions. When
>; SmartSVN runs across one of these directories while doing the refresh,
> it will change the icon in the GUI to be a folder with a lock on it.
If directories are displayed as "locked", then there is probably a
"lock" file created by an antivirus program. Is this the case?
Anyway, the best solution is to exclude the working copies from
full-disk scan to avoid all interferences.
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Best regards,
Marc Strapetz
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jljason schrieb:
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>
> I have several users that are encountering problems that seem to stem
>; from McAfee VirusScan doing a full disk scan while SmartSVN is doing a
> refresh.
>
> It appears that when the virus scanner is doing the full-disk scan
>; either locks a directory or temporarily changes its permissions. When
>; SmartSVN runs across one of these directories while doing the refresh,
> it will change the icon in the GUI to be a folder with a lock on it.
> At this point, the folder is now no longer accessible via SmartSVN -
> i.e., cannot do an upate, commit, etc., which, of course, is very
>; inconvenient. So far, the only solution seems to be to rename the
> offending directory, do an update, then manually copy modified files.
>
> Unfortunately, since the full-disk scan schedule is set up to assume
> we are using laptops, scans are set up to be during the workday, we
> can't change when full-disk scans are scheduled, and cannot exclude
> certain directories from the full-disk scan.
>
> Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
> Jamie
>
>
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