Hi Richard,
fossil version reports:
[d090292800] 2010-08-05 10:09:43 UTC
The strange thing is that if I use fossil at home (I am working on a
laptop), it works fine, but then it is not plugged into the network.
If I use fossil at work (with the laptop connected to the local
network), it
Hi Saul,
see my reply to Richard Hipp: it has something to do with the network
that the laptop I am using is connected to or not.
Regards,
Arjen
On 2010-08-23 17:56, saulgo...@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com wrote:
Quoting Arjen Markus arjen.mar...@deltares.nl:
Hi,
some further
Hi,
some more information:
If I try to create a completely new repository, the repository itself
is created, but I get the same error message. That is, when the laptop
is connected to the local network.
I have seen another strange thing with this laptop that may be
related - it is unable to
Hi,
My current practice is to have a fossil repo per project. I've committed the
(cardinal) sin of duplicating shared files between projects. I want to fix
this.
Conceptually I'd like to have one huge repo for everything (individual projects
and all common files), and maintain working
i've also tried to get this to work, but fossil has some issues with checking
out multiple repositories to the same working folder/subfolder..
i haven't tried recently with the new ignore options, so it may be possible
now,
but I suspect it would take a bit of mucking around..
On 24/08/2010
Hi,
the problem has been solved, thanks to Sergey Sfeli in a private mail.
It turns out that the environment variables HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH are
pointing to an unuseable path. If I set them to a local disk and
directory, fossil does its job without complaints.
Regards,
Arjen
On 2010-08-24
I used to do the one big repo thing with subversion, but the main reason for
doing it that way was that it was a pain to setup a repo in the first place.
I have any number of JavaScript and php libraries that I use periodically in
different projects, but I don't use the same set each time.
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