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After making an archive update, user gets: Serena PVCS Version Manager could not read the information stored in the archive ""
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After making an archive update, user gets: Serena PVCS Version Manager could not read the information stored in the archive ""
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Error: Version Manager could not read the configuration file "..\master.cfg". Please contact your PVCS Administrator for further assistance.
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Error: Version Manager could not read the configuration file "..\master.cfg". Please contact your PVCS Administrator for further assistance.
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VM 8.x: Add Workfile with Chinese characters in the filename, got the error => Serena PVCS Version Manager could not read the information stored in the archive "...?..."
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VM 8.x: Add Workfile with Chinese characters in the filename, got the error => Serena PVCS Version Manager could not read the information stored in the archive "...?..."
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PCLI ScanPDB does not detect PvcsID error / How to fix "Unable to read pvcsid file" error
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PVCS Version Manager 8.0.2.0
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VM I-Net: Unable to read "\pvcsroot.ser". Use nonce "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".
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PVCS Version Manager 8.4.2
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Incorrect error "Unable to read File Server configuration information from ...\servers.ini. The path may no longer be valid, or you may not have permissions to read this file."
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PVCS Version Manager 8.1.2
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Unable to read "...\pvcsproj.ser". null - java.io.EOFException
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at java.io.ObjectInputStream.<init>(ObjectInputStream.java:280) at pvcs .suite.io.file.PersistObjectInputStream.<init>(PersistObjectInputStream.java:42) at pvcs.suite.io.file.PersistObjectInputStream.newInputStream(PersistObjectInputStream.java:56)
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VM GUI: right-click -> Properties on a file whose archive cannot be read should still show archive path
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PVCS Version Manager 6.6.00
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Version Manager could not open the access control database, "ACDB Path". Please contact your PVCS administrator for further assistance.
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When not using a VM File Server and using a desktop client, make sure the end-user at least has read permissions to the ACDB path. If the path involves a mapped drive, make sure the end-user has this drive mapped.
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PVCS VM GUI on UNIX/Linux cannot run in setuid mode when tunneling X11 (X-Windows) through SSH (Secure shell)
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Setuid mode is a way for Version Manager to ensure all read and write operations for the repository (i.e. the files contained in the project databases) are performed by a single user ID, typically named " pvcs ". Doing so allows access to the repository to get locked down to just that user ID, preventing unauthorized modifications to individual files in the repository outside using Version Manager applications. By default, Version Manager on UNIX/Linux installs with setuid mode enabled.
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