Phil,
The ControlMaster feature was not in the version of OpenSSH I was using,
so I have upgraded that.
I loaded just one URL for fsvs and with that was then able to sync-repos
the workarea to the later repository revision.
After that, the fsvs commit worked fine.
So I was possibly not using the multiple URL feature correctly, or I
managed to provoke a bug in that area somehow.
But it is working now.
Thanks for all your suggestions and sorry I have not definitively
identified the cause!
Mark.
Philipp Marek wrote:
Hello Mark!
...
Using your suggested commands:
The file revision is 12
The two URLs are at revision 0
Subversion believes the HEAD revision is 16
So fsvs doesn't update the current revision value for the URL ...
And though I'd like to run sync-repos, I can't seem to do that either.
That ssh gets killed seems to be normal - there's a debian bug about that,
IIRC. (Done by the apr libraries).
The multiple password connections are intentional - they're supposed to be
lightweight.
You could try starting an explicit connection in another window, and use
ssh's controlmaster to avoid having to re-connect so often.
Which version of FSVS is that? Which revisions are reported after sync-repos?
Please try "fsvs sync-repos -q -d -Dmain" when only a single URL is
loaded, and post the output to see whether it writes the new listings.
Thank you!
Regards,
Phil
