os.chmod locks bz2 file on windows

[anonymous]

In slave.py, os.remove(archive_path) was giving me a "Permission denied" error on windows. After some trial and error, commenting out the os.chmod(archive_path, 0400):

            archive_file = file(archive_path, 'wb')
            try:
                shutil.copyfileobj(payload.body, archive_file)
            finally:
                archive_file.close()
            # os.chmod(archive_path, 0400)

Let os.remove(archive_path) work just fine.

Obviously just commenting it out isn't the best solution--but just a heads up that on Windows its either not needed or should be un-chmod'd or something to let the file get deleted nicely.

[Angel Marin <anmar@…>]

This no longer happens with trunk code, time to close the ticket?

[cmlenz]

This code won't even be used anymore as soon as the HTTP branch is merged, so I'm closing this.