On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 4:10 PM, Bruce Chidester <[email protected]>wrote:

> I am a new user to Fossil and noticed some unexplained behavior which I
> hope can be clarified.
>
> 1.Using Ubuntu Linux, I noticed that the Lunix username automatically gets
> added to the users in fossil.  What if I do not want this username in the
> list? Is this expected behavior?
>
> 2.I also noticed that users cannot be deleted, and understand that if DB
> references have references to them, then there would be broken records, but
> it would be nice to delete users which do not have references, or if they
> do, either migrate to another name, or have the ability to archive it off
> the list or something.  An example if UserB takes ownership of UserA events,
> then delete UserA.
>

You can use the "sqlite3" command-line shell to delete entries from the USER
table, if you like.  I don't believe this will cause any problems with the
repository.  (If I'm mistaken, a "rebuild" will fix the problem.)


>
> 3.I also, also  noticed that there are types of information which does not
> propogate on a sync.  An example is (Ticket Setup) Admin->Tickets->Common
> data etc.  What is the list of items that do get synced, and what does not
> get synced.
>

See the "fossil configuration push" and "fossil configuration pull"
commands.

Site-specific preferences (such as ticket settings, color preferences, list
of users, etc) are not propagated automatically, but can be propagated by
the special commands above.


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D. Richard Hipp
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