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Thanks for the excellent bug report and example code. Makes things much easier to start debugging.

Fixed in r32644

the python 2.4 shutil.copytree did a utime (to set file time) only on files. All worked fine.

on the python 2.7 shutil.copytree, it does it on files, and then it tries to do a copystat again (no matter if it had already done it - not very well written!). It then has some code to check for a windowserror, and ignore if so, or throw the error. On unix directories act like files and you can do utime on them. This doesn't work on windows though, nor our system. As our python platform is rather hybrid/custom, this code will throw the error for us. I decided to put the fix in at the python posix call level, making it only do a utime for actual files. This should improve compatibility, and means any other code that would try this and fail will now work too.