On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 9:20 AM, Michai Ramakers <m.ramak...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hello, > > this is the first time I try Fossil on a Win32 system, so I'm guessing > I do something wrong. Here is what I did, and what fails: > > 1) download fossil executable from fossil-scm.org; this is 1.25 > [d2e07756d9] > 2) in dir '\some_where\repo', clone > http://michai@otherhost_on_lan/my_fossil my_fossil.fossil > > (otherhost_on_LAN is running fossil 1.25 [c7133bd79d], amd64 netbsd) > > 3) notice the cloned repo is too small; roughly 19 MB instead of > expected 311 MB as on the http host (this may be irrelevant - no > idea.) > Where are you seeing this 311MB number? See http://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/stat for the current repo size on the host. Looks like 29MB. 19MB might be a reasonable clone. > 4) in dir '\some_where\src', try to open the cloned repo anyway > 5) notice only a _FOSSIL_ file is created, nothing else > 6) 'fossil stat' in 'src' shows '[f34e9990ce] initial empty check-in > (user: michai, tags: trunk)' (which corresponds to the oldest timeline > entry of that repo) > What does "fossil ui" do? Do you get the entire repository? What does "fossil test-integrity" say? > > I tried cloning another repo from the same host, which went fine. > > Fossil as http server is running from inetd on 'other_host_on_LAN'. > > The Win32 host is running Windows XP pro SP3. > > Running 'fossil clone' locally on 'other_host_on_LAN' works fine for > the same repo (with cloned repo being around 466 MB, fwiw). > > Running 'fossil clone' on another amd64 netbsd, cloning the same repo > on 'other_host_on_LAN' works too; the fossil version on that host > happened to be 1.24 [8d758d3715] . > > Perhaps worth knowing, or not: while working on 'other_host_on_LAN', I > had trouble adding or checking in (cannot remember) files with strange > characters in them - somehow managed anyway, but later removed these > files again ('fossil addremove'). In between the initial checkin I saw > cloned on the Win32 host and the moment of adding these files, a few > other checking had happened (which perhaps means these are 2 unrelated > things - no idea). > > So... that's all; any ideas are welcome. I don't currently have a > mingw32/cygwin/whatever native build environment on the Win32 host; if > it's relevant, I could install it and try new fossil-versions from > source. > > Michai > _______________________________________________ > fossil-users mailing list > fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org > http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users > -- D. Richard Hipp d...@sqlite.org
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