Stefan Reichör <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi! > > My Webhoster switched to a Microsoft Webserver. Now I have problems to > get my webpage working as before. > > The biggest problem is that I can no longer run baz archive-mirror. > > I get the following result: > > * mirroring [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with limit (null) > ** adding revision dvc--dev--0--patch-232 > attempt to modify archive that has only read-compatibility > archive: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Has anybody experienced similar difficulties? Google didn't help.
No idea. > So now is perhaps the best time to switch to bzr - before the problems > get fixed ;-) It can be time to do so, yes. bzr 0.8 has been released, so the major reasons not to use it went away. > However, I am not sure, if bzr works better. > > I tried the following > # bzr push ftp://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/bzr > > bzr: ERROR: 550 bzr: Cannot create a file when that file already exists. I suppose this is due to the way bzr handles atomic writes: Instead of doing upload file it does (conceptually) upload <random-temp-name> move <random-temp-name> file If "file" already existed before, the POSIX semantics tell you that "file" atomically becomes the new file. The Windows semantics tells you that it's not possible. I don't know how bzr is supposed to work if the remote server is a windows machine. I suggest that you continue this discussion on the bazaar-ng mailing list. They'll be interested in your problem anyway. > So, is this the correct way to publish a repository via ftp? Yes, it is. Another option is to use gna.org to publish your archive. It should work both with bzr and baz. -- Matthieu _______________________________________________ Dvc-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/dvc-dev
