Hi,
Apparently the problem only occurs on my MacBook. On other OS’es the fix seems
to work and I was able to create a docker container that works as expected.
The Not found message probably comes from that there are no fossils in the
directory. Maybe it would be nice to handle that case.
I ins
Hi,
Finally again some time to test this. I figured out how to set the compiler
flags and how to work with gdb.
During these tests I found out that there is a difference between debian/ubuntu
and fedora/OS X. On debian and ubuntu I’m getting a 404 not found and on
fedora/OS X I have the mentio
2015-06-28 21:06 GMT+02:00 Remco Schoen :
> Finally found some time to test and react. The webserver now “freezes” when
> trying to open the repolist, like the request never is closed from the
> server side. The process takes 100% CPU then.
Even though I'm not familiar with this part of the fossil
On 6/28/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
>
> Finally found some time to test and react. The webserver now “freezes” when
> trying to open the repolist, like the request never is closed from the
> server side. The process takes 100% CPU then.
>
The way to debug this is to compile Fossil with -O0 and -g and
> Op 27 jun. 2015, om 23:48 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
> geschreven:
>>
>> I found out, that it never reaches that code. It doesn’t pass this check as
>> the size of .fossil is larger then 1024. So apparently it already attached
>> .fossil to the folder path and is trying to use it as a re
On 6/27/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
>
>> Op 27 jun. 2015, om 17:01 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
>> geschreven:
>>>
Op 27 jun. 2015 om 15:38 heeft Richard Hipp het
volgende
geschreven:
> On 6/27/15, David Mason wrote:
> A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil b
> Op 27 jun. 2015, om 17:01 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
> geschreven:
>>
>>> Op 27 jun. 2015 om 15:38 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
>>> geschreven:
>>>
On 6/27/15, David Mason wrote:
A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in
other
words, r
On 6/27/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
>
>> Op 27 jun. 2015 om 15:38 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
>> geschreven:
>>
>>> On 6/27/15, David Mason wrote:
>>> A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in
>>> other
>>> words, require a non-empty prefix to consider it a fossil.
>>
> Op 27 jun. 2015 om 15:38 heeft Richard Hipp het volgende
> geschreven:
>
>> On 6/27/15, David Mason wrote:
>> A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in other
>> words, require a non-empty prefix to consider it a fossil.
>
> That's what https://www.fossil-scm.org/f
On 6/27/15, David Mason wrote:
> A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in other
> words, require a non-empty prefix to consider it a fossil.
That's what https://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/info/ceeb1c331bdb7967
tried to do.
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D. Richard Hipp
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On Sat, Jun 27, 2015 at 2:53 PM, David Mason wrote:
> A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in other
> words, require a non-empty prefix to consider it a fossil.
>
That's what Richard's patch does. The checkin comment: In the "fossil
server --repolist" command, to not
A simple fix would seem to be to match *.fossil but not .fossil - in other
words, require a non-empty prefix to consider it a fossil.
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On 6/26/2015 5:59 AM, Remco Schoen wrote:
> I'm trying to host a directory with multiple fossils, but when I want to
> list the available repositories, I get this error:
>
> SQLITE_ERROR: no such table: config
> Database Error
> no such table: config SELECT value FROM config WHERE name='allow-syml
Op 26 jun 2015 om 19:49 uur uur schreef Richard Hipp :
I have found out where the .fossil comes from. It is the one that fossil
creates in the home folder of the current user. In the case of the docker
image this is the folder /opt/fossil for the user fossil.
Does https://www.fossil-scm.org/foss
On 6/26/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
>
> I have found out where the .fossil comes from. It is the one that fossil
> creates in the home folder of the current user. In the case of the docker
> image this is the folder /opt/fossil for the user fossil.
Does https://www.fossil-scm.org/fossil/info/ceeb1c33
>> Op 26 jun. 2015 om 15:23 heeft Remco Schoen het
>> volgende geschreven:
>>
>> Do you have a file under "." that is named *.fossil that is not really
>> a Fossil repository?
>
> I had a file called ".fossil" there. If I remove it, it now lists my
> repositories.
>
> I found out that the f
Op 26 jun 2015 om 14:12 uur uur schreef Richard Hipp :
On 6/26/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to host a directory with multiple fossils, but when I want to
list the available repositories, I get this error:
"
SQLITE_ERROR: no such table: config
Database Error
no such table: config SE
On 6/26/15, Remco Schoen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to host a directory with multiple fossils, but when I want to
> list the available repositories, I get this error:
>
> "
> SQLITE_ERROR: no such table: config
>
> Database Error
>
> no such table: config SELECT value FROM config WHERE name='allo
Hi,
I'm trying to host a directory with multiple fossils, but when I want to list
the available repositories, I get this error:
"
SQLITE_ERROR: no such table: config
Database Error
no such table: config SELECT value FROM config WHERE name='allow-symlinks'
"
The command that I'm using:
fossil
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