Thanks Jeffrey
... I'll have another look at cherry-picking. Last I looked, it
wasn't quite the bees-knees. Don't get me wrong, I think GIT is a
great tool. Like every tool, "not everything is a nail". Therein
lies the rub *lol* Just for establishing my credibility; Git might be
something lik
Hi,
After having used git a bit by collaborating to projects hosted on
Github, I decided to make my own repositories on my NAS (Synology
DS110j).
I did follow the instruction on the Pro Git book (http://progit.org/
book/ch4-4.html) but when it comes to pushing from my Mac, I get the
error below.
So to start, here's my environment:
First off, I have been following
http://www.forwardthinkingdesign.com/blog/manage-and-deploy-drupal-code-securely-git-gitosis-and-capistrano
in order to set up gitosis.
Second, I'm on OSX running a Ubuntu 9.10 2.6.31-19-server virtual
machine in VMFusion which
I like to Integrate the git with bugzilla so that any commit in the
git will be reflected to the Bug which is specified in the comment.
I am trying to configured it with SCMBUG but no luck yet.
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On 05/03/10 jln said:
> fatal: Unable to create temporary file: Permission denied
Well there's your problem!
Look at the permissions of the remote user, and check the perms on /tmp. Odd
since anyone should be able to write to /tmp.
Mike
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On Mar 5, 6:03 pm, "Michael P. Soulier"
wrote:
> > fatal: Unable to create temporary file: Permission denied
>
> Well there's your problem!
>
> Look at the permissions of the remote user, and check the perms on /tmp. Odd
> since anyone should be able to write to /tmp.
The error message presented
On Mar 5, 2:10 pm, Prasad wrote:
> I like to Integrate the git with bugzilla so that any commit in the
> git will be reflected to the Bug which is specified in the comment.
>
> I am trying to configured it with SCMBUG but no luck yet.
Make use of Git hooks in the repote repository. Possibly post
Hi Michael and Konstantin,
Thanks a lot for the fast answers. I checked the permissions of the repository
directory, ran the chown and chmod commands and was able to push ! Great ! Now
I guess I can (re-)learn these permissions things.
Concerning the repository location, I tried to follow the i
On Mar 5, 7:12 pm, Julien Rabin wrote:
[...]
> Concerning the repository location, I tried to follow the instructions given
> in the Pro Git book (but maybe did it wrong ?...). Is this a problem to have
> them here ? Anyway, I will try to make other repo' elsewhere to practice my
> hand and se
I've had the wonderful experience of using scmbug at work, and...
well, unless it's changed in the last four months, it's not at all git-
ish. Its hooks trigger off commits (commit-msg, post-commit). This
means that the only way to use it is to submit information when you
commit, which is pretty un
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