J
Jan Mikkelsen
Guest
Hi
As part of our setup I force a load("skillfile") on all users. For the first
user to start cadence this is okay and host of PCells are generated. The
next user sees a whole lot of these
*WARNING* XXopen: failed to lock file FILENAME in A_MODE mode - is
currently "write" locked by user
This is not the real issue in this request however. My problem is that in
order to make changes to the PCells I have to ask the first user to shut
down cadence in order to gain write permission myself .. is there any clever
way of handing over that permission or can I as an administrator simply
steal it ? The limitation is not from unix rights but is solely cadence
related.
Best,
Jan
As part of our setup I force a load("skillfile") on all users. For the first
user to start cadence this is okay and host of PCells are generated. The
next user sees a whole lot of these
*WARNING* XXopen: failed to lock file FILENAME in A_MODE mode - is
currently "write" locked by user
This is not the real issue in this request however. My problem is that in
order to make changes to the PCells I have to ask the first user to shut
down cadence in order to gain write permission myself .. is there any clever
way of handing over that permission or can I as an administrator simply
steal it ? The limitation is not from unix rights but is solely cadence
related.
Best,
Jan