2011-08-19 08:59 AEST by Arthur Barrett - When a user creates a repository on an ntfs file system using:
* command line
* control panel
* wizard

The resulting ownership often means that other users cannot check in.  When using the trial - a 
directory is specially created for repositories that has everyone:all permission, and the wizard will 
automatically create new repositories in that directory.  

However we still get this question asked a lot, either:
* from non-trial users setting up on a different server than what was used in trial
* from trial users with a repository 'copied' from a production server


I believe that the 'cannot rename file' message already says to check permissions - so enhancing the 
error message will have limited value.  Also the client message may be from Eclipse which doesn't 
always show the full message.

The only thing I can think of is to either:
1. always set the permissions when a repo is created (option to disable)
2. always warn the administrator 'no one can check in until you set the NTFS permissions'

The danger with option 2 is that they then think NTFS permissions is a way to control access to the 
repository.