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> I have been trying to get source safe and interdev to integrate on my =
> development Windows 2000 server most every evening for the last 3 weeks =
> now. Needless to say, I am now at wits end. I just don't know what =
> else to do or try. I would swear on my life that this is simply not =
> possible except for the fact that I have developed in this environment =
> before. I have received a slew of different errors based on different =
> things that I have tried. However, this is the current situation:
>
> I can connect to the root web on my dev server with interdev with no =
> problem. I have source safe installed on the web server and have =
> created an account for IUSR_DEV (my machines guest account) and cbrinson
=
> (me). Right now I have Anonymous Access and Basic Authentication =
> checked for my authentication methods on the IIS Directory Security tab.
=
> (I have tried every other combination though). I have the VSS directory =
> shared and can connect to the web server with the VSS client and check =
> out and in files. Everything seems cool. So now I try to add the =
> interdev project to source control. It asks me which Source Safe =
> database to use and I navigate to the source safe DB on the server with =
> no problem. Great. Here is where the problems start. It successfully =
> adds ONLY my ".sln" file to source safe and I can even see it in my =
> Source Safe client. But it does not add the black locks (that show the =
> files are under source control) to the left of any files in my Interdev =
> Project Explorer. I only see the lock next to the name of my project. =
> So I right click my project name and select "Properties". When I click =
> the "Master Web Server" tab I see this text next to the Source Control =
> Project Name: "<FrontPage-based Locking>". What kind of crap is that?
>
> I can get working copies of any file and none of them are under source =
> control. I don't understand for the life of me. What else do I have to
=
> do? I have done everything that the crappy Microsoft documentation says
=
> to do.=20
>
> Can someone please help me? I have wasted more development time than I =
> care to think about. I will send money or name my first born child =
> after you. Please, please for the love of God help me. By the way, it =
> is 3am and I have been working on this all night since I got off work. =
> Aaargh!!!
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
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> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I have been trying to get source safe =
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> last 3 weeks now. Needless to say, I am now at wits end. I =
> just=20
> don't know what else to do or try. I would swear on my life that this is
=
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> not possible except for the fact that I have developed in this =
> environment=20
> before. I have received a slew of different errors based on =
> different=20
> things that I have tried. However, this is the current=20
> situation:</FONT></DIV>
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> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I can connect to the root web on my dev
=
> server with=20
> interdev with no problem. I have source safe installed on the web =
> server=20
> and have created an account for IUSR_DEV (my machines guest account) and
=
>
> cbrinson (me). Right now I have Anonymous Access and Basic =
> Authentication=20
> checked for my authentication methods on the IIS Directory Security =
> tab. (I=20
> have tried every other combination though). I have the VSS directory =
> shared and=20
> can connect to the web server with the VSS client and check out and in=20
> files. Everything seems cool. So now I try to add the =
> interdev=20
> project to source control. It asks me which Source Safe database =
> to use=20
> and I navigate to the source safe DB on the server with no =
> problem. =20
> Great. Here is where the problems start. It successfully=20
> adds ONLY my ".sln" file to source safe and I can even see it in my
=
> Source=20
> Safe client. But it does not add the black locks (that show the =
> files are=20
> under source control) to the left of any files in my Interdev Project=20
> Explorer. I only see the lock next to the name of my =
> project. So I=20
> right click my project name and select "Properties". When I click =
> the=20
> "Master Web Server" tab I see this text next to the Source Control =
> Project Name:=20
> "<FrontPage-based Locking>". What kind of crap is =
> that?</FONT></DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>I can get working copies of any file =
> and none of=20
> them are under source control. I don't understand for the life
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> me. What else do I have to do? I have done everything that =
> the=20
> crappy Microsoft documentation says to do. </FONT></DIV>
> <DIV> </DIV>
> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Can someone please help me? I =
> have wasted=20
> more development time than I care to think about. I will send =
> money or=20
> name my first born child after you. Please, please for the love of
=
> God=20
> help me. By the way, it is 3am and I have been working on this all
=
> night=20
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> <DIV> </DIV>
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In case you're still trying to get this to work (by the way.. VSS and
Interdev don't play well together)... you need to set the source control
within your FP extensions to "NONE" (this basically tells FP to not use
it's built in version control). Then, go through the process to add your
project back into sourcesafe (*Note: I would use a new project name).
After this completes, you should see that your project (and corresponding
files) are now under source control.
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