> You can ignore this message if you want, but I print it to make > you wonder what's going on. In this case, you should probably > be running > > replica/pull -v -c 386/9pcf /dist/replica/network > > which will pull any files except skip past changes to 386/9pcf. > > What you typed: > > replica/pull -v -c 386/9pcf /dist/replica/network 386/9pcf > > will not pull any changes. It says "pull only files matching 386/9pcf > (the last argument) but whenever you see a change to 386/9pcf, > ignoring it in favor of the local version (the -c option)."
It's getting clearer to me. What I wanted to say was: "Keep your eyes on conflicts with 386/9pcf and resolve them with the clients version." > At any point in time, replica/pull knows how much of > /dist/replica/client/plan9.log it has successfully applied and > can ignore on the next run. It stores this information in > /dist/replica/client/plan9.time. Plan9.log is applied up to and > including the line that begins with the numbers in plan9.time. Ok. Thanks for the explanation. Heiko
