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Hello,
I've just started with fossil, so this is probably a simple problem -
but googling for it hasn't turned up anything.
I'm setting up a cgi server inside a firewall. I access it by ssh'ing
into a gateway box, using -L to forward local requests to the proper
host/port. The basic setup seems to be working, in either of two ways:
With cgi-bin/fossil that contains:
#!/usr/local/bin/fossil
directory: /home/mwm/repos
(I know, the docs say add a "not-found", but wanted to see what it
did...).
Or with cgi-bin/reponame that contains:
#!/usr/local/bin/fossil
repository: /home/mwm/repos/reponame.fossil
I can access either one of those from my desktop machine (i.e:
localhost:2525/cgi-bin/fossil/reponame or localhost:2525/cgi-bin/reponame),
log in to the anonymous account, and look at individual commits, files,
etc.
However, if I try and log in using the userid/password from the repo,
I get
SQLITE_CANTOPEN: cannot open file at line 27596 of [fabcb6b95e]
SQLITE_CANTOPEN: statement aborts at 28: [UPDATE user SET
cookie='1/6E8AD0C7D6B7CDB96470AE6EF37458A19344AE610099A3D23E',
ipaddr='202.80.186.24', cexpire=julianday('now')+31557600/86400.0 WHERE uid=1]
Database Error
unable to open database file
UPDATE user SET cookie='1/6E8AD0C7D6B7CDB96470AE6EF37458A19344AE610099A3D23E',
ipaddr='202.80.186.24', cexpire=julianday('now')+31557600/86400.0 WHERE uid=1
If you have recently updated your fossil executable, you might need to run
"fossil all rebuild" to bring the repository schemas up to date.
Well, I recently *installed* fossil, so I don't think the rebuild is a
problem. However, I did try rebuilding the repositories. This didn't
help.
The ultimate goal is to push to the repo.
thanks,
<mike
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