Hi, I setup a test system, using FSVS 1.1.16, with 2 repositories, and one working directory, as follows:
WC: /usr/src/FSVS/etc URLs: N:base,P:100,file:///usr/src/FSVS/repos/base/trunk/etc N:local,P:200,file:///usr/src/FSVS/repos/machines/M0379/etc The WC is a copy of my "/etc" directory. Following this howto (http://fsvs- software.org/doc/doxygen-gif/group__howto__master__local.html), I commited some files to the "local" repository, and all the other files to the "base" repository. Now, for example, I modify "/usr/src/FSVS/etc/hostname". If if commit without giving the "commit_to" option, I get an error message: # fsvs commit -m "Touched file" hostname Which URL would you like to commit to? Please choose one (config option "commit_to"). But "hostname" is already in the correct repository: # fsvs info hostname .m.? 16 hostname Type: file URL: file:///usr/src/FSVS/repos/machines/M0379/etc/hostname Status: 0x28 (mtime, likely) Flags: 0x0 (none) Dev: 65024 Inode: 2166935 Mode: 0100644 UID/GID: 0 (root)/0 (root) MTime: Fri Oct 3 16:02:12 2008 CTime: Fri Oct 3 16:02:12 2008 WAA-Path: /var/spool/fsvs/ea/45/33db34f563d21d08b4066d2f4ccf/ Revision: 6 Repos-MD5: 90dc9df7334df5036bd88b3dc3a0055c Size: 16 Moreover, if I set "commit_to=base" in the "config" file, I will get an even worse error message: # fsvs commit -m "Touched file" hostname Committing to file:///usr/src/FSVS/repos/base/trunk/etc .m.. 16 hostname An error occurred: Filesystem has no item (160013) in ci__directory: open_file I thought that FSVS would automatically know where to commit the file, why doesn't this work? Can I use FSVS with 2 URLs without having to use "-o commit_to" and/or with having a conflict if the default "commit_to" is not the one associated with som of the files I want to commit? Shouldn't the priority field play the same role as the default "commit_to" in the config file? Regards, -- Farzad FARID / Architecte Open Source - Associé Pragmatic Source / http://www.pragmatic-source.com Tel : +33 9 53 19 21 90 / Mob : +33 6 03 70 65 46
