Hi Thorkil,
On Oct 23, 2006, at 2:25 PM, Thorkil Naur wrote:
Thanks a lot. Unfortunately, something more than temporary
connectivity
problems seem to be at stake.
Sorry about that. From your initial email I couldn't tell whether
you had tested for temporary connectivity.
The reaction that I quote when I "darcs pull"
the ghc repository from my Mac OS X is quite consistent, including
when I use
darcs-all. Here is what I have tried to diagnose the problem:
1. I have tried "darcs get" and "darcs pull" of the ghc HEAD
repository from
another machine that I have, a Suse Linux. It works fine.
2. I have tried to create a repository on the Linux machine, then
"darcs get"
and "darcs pull" the repository on the Linux machine from the Mac
OS X and it
also works fine.
If this is a local-network (a mapped drive, not using the http
protocol), the problem might be with the version of curl shipped with
OS X 10.3. (See the darcs page under "Building on Mac OS X,"
regarding versions of curl prior to 7.11.0, here: <http://
abridgegame.org/repos/darcs-unstable/manual/node3.html>.) Have you
tried upgrading your version of curl? This site <http://curl.haxx.se/
download.html> has binaries of version 7.15.3 for Mac OS X (although
I don't know if they are built with gcc 4.0.1 and thus incompatible
with OS 10.3, in that case you might try darwinports which has
version 7.15.4).
Best regards,
Pete
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