Reply-to wasn't quite right. Anyway, it's probably easiest to carry on off
the list for a while.
i think i spammed everyone in sight by pressing the wrong button on linkedin.
most of the offended are on this list so i'll stop this junk.
sorry.
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hello
i can't write to my disk in plan9, i tried to copy glenda/bin/rc/
riostart to my user but when i reboot, i got it disappear , also when
i modified any file like termrc, i got no modification after reboot,
what is the problem?
Thanks
how are you rebooting?
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 10:39 AM, visof abdullahi...@gmail.com wrote:
hello
i can't write to my disk in plan9, i tried to copy glenda/bin/rc/
riostart to my user but when i reboot, i got it disappear , also when
i modified any file like termrc, i got no modification
I assume you are just turning off your machine, and not running fshalt
first. It is important to always run fshalt before shutting down a plan9
machine which has written to its disks.
This is not necessary for diskless terminals, cpu servers
or systems booted from readonly media like cdroms :-).
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me what I'm missing getting hg to work over ssh.
I've seen some threads on the topic but they seem to end without
an explicit solution.
cpu% hg -vvv clone -e '/bin/openssh/ssh -2' ssh://192.168.1.88/foo2
running /bin/openssh/ssh -2 192.168.1.88 hg -R foo2 serve
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 1:44 PM, Troy Cauble troycau...@gmail.com wrote:
remote: abort: Bad file number
abort: no suitable response from remote hg!
for fun, run under ratrace and you'll see the problem. This may be the
top of stack problem but I am not sure. I just don't recall.
ron
remote: abort: Bad file number
abort: no suitable response from remote hg!
for fun, run under ratrace and you'll see the problem. This may be the
top of stack problem but I am not sure. I just don't recall.
Well execing /bin/sh problematic:
730 hg Exec 230f1e 0x59fd40//bin/sh
Well execing /bin/sh problematic:
730 hg Exec 230f1e 0x59fd40//bin/sh 0x59fd60//bin/sh
0x5a1b60/-c 0x5a19a0//bin/openssh/ssh -v -2 135.112.125.227 hg -R
foo2 serve --stdio = 0x 1323985179203831089
1323985179204203215
I copied /bin/rc to /bin/sh and got the quoting problem I
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 10:16 PM, erik quanstrom quans...@quanstro.net wrote:
Maybe someone has a nice rc script for sh that would remove the quotes?
how about /bin/ape/sh?
Another thing I didn't know about!
All is well now.
Thanks,
-troy
hg expects certain environment... at first I thought it was a quoting issue
that hg didn't rc's quoting, but it might be that it could fork a unix program
or even trying to run /bin/sh it self, anyways this works with the only
hg port I've used and that I know it works, the one in bichued's
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