Hello Gunnar! On Friday 27 February 2009 Gunnar Thielebein wrote: > i have written a new version of fsvs-apt-hook for debian based systems. > This will now reuse the information written to apt/term.log and using > all lines "Setting up" / "Removing" / "Purge" > for the commit message. Unfortunately I havent found a way yet to get > the information about the commandline issued > but this is only minor. Is that script GPL3? I just ask so I can include it in the FSVS distribution.
> What me bothers now is that when the list of installed packages is > > really long I get error message: > > An error occurred: RA layer request failed (175002) > > in ci__work: svn_ra_get_commit_editor: applying log message to > > //!svn/wbl/6ff1bf23-b789-46fe-b398-debf02dea90e/117: 400 Bad Request > > (https://fsvsp01.core.local) > > This seems a problem with the commit message. > What is the maximum size of the commit message I can use for checkins? Hmmm, I don't know. A quick test to file:// shows that some hundred KB are ok: f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ ls -la insgesamt 600 -rw-r--r-- 1 flip flip 588888 27. Feb 18:04 big_file ... f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ touch enc-dec f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ ~/svk/direct-3/src/fsvs ci -F big_file Committing to file:///tmp/fsvs-test-1000/repos/trunk .m.. 36 enc-dec committed revision 8 on 2009-02-27T17:05:16.652273Z as flip f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ ~/svk/direct-3/src/fsvs log -rHEAD | wc 100004 100009 789089 f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ So no problem there. Do you have some POST size limit or something like that? Could there be special characters? But that seems to work, too ... f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ lynx -dump "http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/メインページ"; > ja f...@heim:/tmp/fsvs-test-1000/wc-1$ ~/svk/direct-3/src/fsvs ci -F ja Committing to file:///tmp/fsvs-test-1000/repos/trunk N... 38154 ja committed revision 9 on 2009-02-27T17:08:40.229057Z as flip I think that's some apache limitation; did you look into the error logs? Regards, Phil -- Versioning your /etc, /home or even your whole installation? Try fsvs (fsvs.tigris.org)!
