Od: Andy Bradford
The distinction is that ckout only works with an open repository. Using
Windows as a service does not use an open repository, so I wouldn't
expect this to work. It might be possible for you to run the service
from an open repository, but I'm not sure what the
Hi Peter
as the original author of the Windows service code, I probably
can explain the behavior you are seeing.
On 23.08.2014 09:13, Petr Ferdus wrote:
I am not very clear, what specifically should I do to run service from open
repository
(while running fossil server args as server or the
Thomas Schnurrenberger
A service is never intended to serve a open checkout! It only
serves Fossil repositories.
Thank you for clarification. I have misunderstood doc/ckout purpose.
Setting repository as a directory together with --files parameter suits my
needs better.
Anyone succeeded with
Thus said =?utf-8?q?Petr_Ferdus?= on Fri, 22 Aug 2014 07:29:12 +0200:
The ckout keyword normally only works when you start your server
using the fossil server or fossil ui command line
Perhaps the documentation on this isn't very clear. You can only use the
ckout keyword for an open
I like to use doc/ckout feature of Embedded Documentation from fossil running
as a windows service.
Than means ability to preview file prior its check in to repo on the URL in
the form
baseurl/doc/ckout/filename
as described in [1]. The page also states that:
The ckout keyword normally
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