From: Carl Graff <cgraff@...>
Date: 2006-10-14T02:55:12+09:00
Subject: Re: Trouble delecting UNC file on window 1.8.4

Carl Graff wrote:
Thanks to the bvoth of you for tryin gto resolve this for me. Turns out 
it was a b0ne0head mistake on my part as usual (how embarrasing). I did 
not close teh file after creating it as sheown in the little except that 
follows:

    reader = CSV.open(locXfrFile, 'r')
    top_row = reader.shift  # skip top row as it just contains column 
names
    reader.each {|r|
      l = ShpLine.new
      ordno = r[3][0,r[3].length-10]
      order[ordno] = ShpOrd.new unless order[ordno]
      attrb_assign(order[ordno], l, "ship_date", r[0])
      ...
      detail << l
    }
    reader.close   <= I forgot to put this clcse statement in - duh!



Carl Graff wrote:
> Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> At Fri, 13 Oct 2006 16:35:42 +0900,
>> Carl Graff wrote in [ruby-talk:219487]:
>>> I have a problem delecting a file that has a UNC path. I am using 1.8.4 
>>> on windows and this same thing did work in 1.8.2.
>> 
>> I don't think it is related to UNC.
>> 
>> Probably, just my guess, you are not the owner of that, are
>> you?
>> 
>> FileUtils since 1.8.3 changes the permission to 0700, whereas
>> 0777 before, in order to turn read-only flag off.  0700 means
>> it isn't writable other than the onwer.
>> 
>>> - is the C$ just a windows thing?
>> 
>> No, but it is just an ordinary directory.
> 
> Do you think it is becuase you are going between two different boxes and 
> I am trying to do the delete on the same box that the file was created 
> and the Ruby program is running?


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