Permission denied

[Fairlight]

On Tue, Feb 02, 2010 at 05:35:39PM -0500, Richard Kreiss, the prominent pundit,
witicized:
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> :       Then: lookup sjd = sj_details  r=free  -n

Sounds like a Windows shared lock to me.

I'd grab something like Iarsn TaskInfo and start going through the
processes for filePro and seeing which has that file open.  Something must
have.

Well...maybe.  One other possibility, perhaps--and I'm not sure about this.
I don't know how fP reacts to a network share being inaccessible.  Say
you're copying a couple gig file or something, and a wireless connection
desyncs.  The network share becomes unavailable.  I've had Windows shares
become unavailable just for the hell of it (my wife's Win2K box does it all
the time for no reason until a drive is just locally accessed again, then
all drives are available again).  I'm not sure if that'd result in
permission denied or file does not exist.  I know what it would be in *nix,
but not necessarily in Windows.

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