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I have project solutions developed in VS2005. It is bound to TFS (Team Foundation Server). I want to convert the solution to VS2008 version, keeping the binding as is, however I am getting an error while converting.
Error message:
Solution file "C:\abc\abc.sln" cannot be converted because it cannot be modified. To convert the solution, change the permissions on the solution file to allow modification and reopen it"
What permissions do I need on this?
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The chmod command enables you to change the permissions on a file. You must be superuser or the owner of a file or directory to change its permissions.
File Permissions. File permissions control what user is permitted to perform which actions on a file. File permissions form a crucial part of a resistance strategy. On public systems, only part of the system is public. The system files, at least, need to be protected from wanton modification by attackers.
Modify permission allows you to do anything that Read permission allows, it also add the ability to add files and subdirectories, delete subfolders and change data in the files. Full Control is the “do anything” of the classic permissions, as it allows for you to do any and all of the previous permissions.
Make sure the sln solution file is not marked as read only.
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If I correctly interpret your question, you should check if your current Windows account has the NTFS (file system) permission to modify the solution file (.sln). Check the security settings in Windows Explorer right clicking on that file to ensure that you have write access to it.
I would also check if the file is not write protected (checkbox on file properties in Windows Explorer).
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