On 9/10/15, Tony Papadimitriou <to...@acm.org> wrote:
>
> P.S. I know many people don’t bother closing the fossil at all.
I don't ever close Fossil repos, for example.
> However, I
> find the alternative of pushing to a USB drive not convenient when the same
> fossil needs to also be pushed on a local server not reachable from the
> Internet. So, since the push settings can either point to the USB or the
> server, it’s much simpler to just backup the whole fossil file.
I don't quite understand the problem. But perhaps you would benefit
from running
fossil setting autosync off --global
when you are off-network, so that your commits do not try to sync. Then run
fossil setting autosync on --global
fossil all sync
once you are back on-line.
I specifically designed Fossil to make it easier for me to work
off-line and then periodically sync with the network as connectivity
became available. If you are having difficulty doing the same, that
suggests we need to work on better documentation.
--
D. Richard Hipp
d...@sqlite.org
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