On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 3:01 AM, Riza Dindir <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Maybe what I have understood is incorrect. To state it again. If I run > the fossil server using this > command > > fossil server .\ > > in the directory where the fossil files are (the fossil.exe can be > there too), I should be able to direct > my browser to the fossil repositories as > > http://localhost:8080/<repo_name> > > where <repo_name> will be the names of the fossil files (excluding the > .fossil extension). Would this > be correct? > You are correct. If you pass a directory name to the "server" command then fossil will serve all repositories named *.fossil in that directory. I do this frequently myself. I know it works. But I always do it on Linux and Mac. I haven't tested this on windows lately. And windows tends to give problems for these kinds of things. Also, I always omit the trailing directory separator. Please try your command without the trailing "\": fossil server . Let me know if omitting the trailing \ does not clear the problem. -- D. Richard Hipp [email protected]
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