Hi,
I am working in OS-X with fossil version [2dffce041d] 2008-12-06
18:02:21 UTC. I have an SMB volume mounted at
/Volumes/ICE_VCC_BASE. I bring up a bash window and cd there. I am
attempting to import the files rooted in this directory to fossil
repository. So I do the following:
540 ICE_VCC_BASE> ~/bin/fossil new /Users/jschimpf/Public/FOSSIL/
ICE1-4 <- This works
project-id: 7c70918137a9a76fd1aa1bccd041450d35825777
server-id: 601fa6d5a9d0c459c8f5109edd9bca5289546a88
admin-user: jim (initial password is "bbc8d1")
baseline: 59c94396062cb0cb9f2f25cb4cf3df9ae06d2a9d
541 ICE_VCC_BASE> ~/bin/fossil open /Users/jschimpf/Public/FOSSIL/
ICE1-4 <- This doesn't
/Users/jim/bin/fossil: disk I/O error
If I try to open that DB from places not on the SMB side (i.e. in the
OS-X file system) it works just fine. I have tried doing the create
then changing the permissions of ICE1-4 to allow all to read or write
and that doesn't help. I then brought up the UI and allowed anonymous
to have setup privileges and that didn't change the error.
I have at this point three options:
(a) Download a Window's version of fossil. (don't want to do
that as
I am not sure how to do recursive
imports.)
(b) Copy all the files over to the OS-X file system. This is a
simple option.
(c) Ask your help for what dumb thing I am doing, why the DB
won't
open.
Thanks for the assistance.
--jim schimpf
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