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1136.0. "Can t seem to bco a file (from v30supportos)" by AOSG::FILTER (Automatic Posting Software - mail to flume::puck) Tue Dec 13 1994 17:18

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From: 	ALPHA::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman OSF/UNIX SDE  05-Dec-1994 1641"
To: 	dceidl::portante
CC: 	metsch@DEC:.zko.alpha, sestokas@DEC:.zko.alpha, odehelp@DEC:.zko.alpha
Subj: 	Can't seem to bco a file (from v30supportos)
> co: 	access denied by ACL

Peter, your exact principal name (Peter_Portante ?) will need to be
added to the rcs/os pool's 'access control list' by the project manager
for the support pools (Jim Metsch, cc'd, or Charlie Sestokas, cc'd).

After that, and with a valid "ticket" from "kinit" you can bco.

> Also, how do I un-checkout a file?

This is tricky; you can mean different things by this.  

1) if you've done a bco and have not done a bci, and want to to make it so
    that it's as if you never did the bco:
	% bcs -u -o filename      (-u is unlock, -o is outdate)

2) same but the file's been bci'd, just outdate (no -u switch)
	% bcs -o filename

3) you did a bco, bci (perhaps multiple bco/bci) and finally a bco, 
and you want to undo just the last check-out and revert to what you
last checked in, then you want to unlock but not outdate:
	% bcs -u filename


-josh


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From: [email protected] (Peter Portante, (603) 881-2261, DTN 381-2261, MS ZKO2-3/Q18)
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Subject: Can't seem to bco a file:

Hello,

I am trying to check out a file in the v30supportos backing tree.  It is
./usr/ccs/lib/DECthreads/COMMON/cma_ux.c.  I have a kerberos authorization
key, but the command returns to me with:

% bco -u cma_ux.c

[ ./usr/ccs/lib/DECthreads/COMMON/cma_ux.c ]
co: access denied by ACL

This is my first time trying to check out a file.

Also, how do I un-checkout a file?

- -Peter

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