Conference smurf::buildhelp

1043.0. "Problems with bco -u" by SMURF::FILTER (Automatic Posting Software - mail to flume::puck) Wed Nov 02 1994 11:59

Date Of Receipt: 	 2-NOV-1994 11:43:05.87
From: 	ALPHA::"[email protected]"
To: 	ALPHA::odehelp
CC: 	ALPHA::admin
Subj: 	Problems with bco -u

I seem to be having some problems with checking files
out unlocked from the library.  I logged in to my account
(ericr) on node tcdenali, got a Kerberos ticket, and began 
work on my sandbox that is backed against the goldminos.bl3 
backing tree.  When I tried to check out a file unlocked, I 
got the following message:

	% bco -u console.c

	[ ./kernel/arch/alpha/hal/console.c ]
	co: access denied by ACL

Tom Blinn tried the same operation from his sandbox (backed
against the same tree) on tcdenali and this operation works 
fine.

Also, when I log in to tcdenali, my home directory shows
me as being in group staff.  When I log in to wasted, my
home directory shows me as being in group guest.  I don't
know if this could be related to what's happening with
bco -u, but I should be in group staff on both machines.

/Eric

Date Of Receipt: 	 2-NOV-1994 11:49:59.34
From: 	ALPHA::"[email protected]"
To: 	rasmussen@dec:.hlo.ricks     (Eric Rasmussen HLO2-3/D11 225-6071 02-Nov-1994 1139)
CC: 	ALPHA::odehelp, ALPHA::admin
Subj: 	Re: Problems with bco -u

I appears you do not have permission to perform ODE operations on our
pools.  Even to do a "bco -u" operation requires that you have your
Principal Name added to the check-out/check-in ACL list for our source
pools.  You need to have your supervisor or sponsor send a request to
the appropriate pool project leader to have your Principal name added
to the cechk-out acl.  In this case, that would probably be Joe Kenny
abyss::kenny.


John Flanagan - Release Engineering