A different repo, not using the default port 22:
When I try 'fossil clone ssh://m...@server:port/path-to-repo local-repo'
I get "could not resolve hostname server:port: Name or service unknown
When I manually log in from ssh it works fine (using -Pport)
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I've got a fossil repo running on a shared virtual server. The hosting
company has locked sshd so the 'PATH' is only /bin and /usr/bin, which are not
writable for my user.
So when the ssh: tries to connect, it tries to launch 'fossil', which will not
work. I need to be able to say something l
Someone in this group said that he/she has a recipe to build native ssh
for windows. Can that solve the problem on Windows?
Having ssh in PATH is sufficient or the functionality should be built
in fossil? I'm asking this because I wonder how will ssh and fossil
share public/private keys, known_
On Wednesday 25 August 2010 23:25:03 Richard Hipp wrote:
> The latest version of Fossil (in the self-hosting Fossil repository - not
> the precompiled binaries which are a little too old) supports a new method
> of pushing, pulling, cloning, and syncing using SSH. Examples:
>
> fossil clone
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 3:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
> I'd vote for changing this notation to a more standard scp style reference.
> I.e.: "usern...@hostname.com:local/path" or
> "usern...@hostname.com:/full/path".
> I've got no strong opinions as to whether or not ssh:// is at the
> front of thos
On 25/08/2010, at 3:46 PM, Brian Smith wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Richard Hipp wrote:
>> The latest version of Fossil (in the self-hosting Fossil repository - not
>> the precompiled binaries which are a little too old) supports a new method
>> of pushing, pulling, cloning, and syn
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Richard Hipp wrote:
> The latest version of Fossil (in the self-hosting Fossil repository - not
> the precompiled binaries which are a little too old) supports a new method
> of pushing, pulling, cloning, and syncing using SSH. Examples:
>
> fossil clone ssh:
The latest version of Fossil (in the self-hosting Fossil repository - not
the precompiled binaries which are a little too old) supports a new method
of pushing, pulling, cloning, and syncing using SSH. Examples:
fossil clone ssh://usern...@hostname.com/local/path/repo.fossilex1.fossil
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