Re: Bringing a project to another computer
Re: Bringing a project to another computer
- Subject: Re: Bringing a project to another computer
- From: "Emile Tobenfeld (a. k. a Dr. T)" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2007 17:01:46 -0400
Title: Re: Bringing a project to another
computer
Chris
On a related topic, I find that I have to rebuild anything that
was built on one machine when I move my disk drive to another --
e.g. between home and office. Unfortunately, the user names are not
the same on the two machines.
At 11:05 AM -0700 5/10/07, Chris Espinosa wrote:
On May 10, 2007, at 3:37 AM, Ricky
D'Amelio wrote:
I am experiencing issues with bringing my
current Xcode 2 projects (iMac G5) to my MacBook Pro. I copy the
projects and their accompanying files via my AirPort network, then
open the Xcode project to find that all files have this little padlock
next to their icons, and I am unable to change the files. However,
when in the Finder, I don't see a padlock resembling they are locked,
and I have also tried setting the permission status from "read
only" to "read and write" in their inspectors. Nothing
happens.
Could someone please offer some
suggestions as to why this is happening?
Are you the same user on your iMac G5 as
on your MacBook Pro? (Same username, same UID)? Changing
the ownership of the files, not just the read/write
permission, might be necessary.
Files in Xcode will have the padlock icon
if you can't write to them for any reason (ownership, permissions,
write-protected media, etc.) Files in the Finder only have the
padlock if you own them and they are user-read-only (otherwise a huge
number of system, CD-ROM, DVD, and network files would be so
marked).
Chris
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