Hi,

I'm almost done with the migration and backward compatibility setup.

The old CVS repository will stay alive for a while, let's say this
year, but read only, of course. You can still do diff's etc. via
pserver and ssh.


The new git repository is also accessible via CVS:

- anonymous pserver (read only)
        cvs -d 
:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/git/directfb/core/DirectFB.git co 
-d DirectFB master


- ssh (read/write)
        export CVS_SERVER=git-cvsserver
        cvs -d [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/git/directfb/core/DirectFB.git co -d DirectFB 
master


However, branches are not supported by git-cvsserver at this point in time.

You can go to http://git.directfb.org/ to see all projects.


Now, CVS access is working fine, except for missing commit notifications.


The weird thing is that git access has some problems which I couldn't
solve by searching the net. Maybe someone has an idea.

I started like this:

$ git clone git://directfb.org/git/directfb/core/DirectFB.git

Then I edited mkchlog to parse the old format again and committed locally:

$ git-update-index mkchlog
$ git commit

Before pushing my local changes to the server:

$ git fetch
$ git rebase origin

This wasn't really necessary in this case, because on the server nothing 
changed meanwhile.

But then:

$ git push origin
fatal: unexpected EOF


In the daemon log:

2007-03-16_21:09:45.99215 [11201] Connection from 89.247.118.54:45447
2007-03-16_21:09:45.99279 [11201] Extended attributes (19 bytes) exist 
<host=directfb.org>
2007-03-16_21:09:45.99330 [11201] Protocol error: 'git-receive-pack 
/git/directfb/core/DirectFB.git'
2007-03-16_21:09:45.99340 [11201] Disconnected (with error)



git on server is 1.4.4.4, on client 1.4.4.2.

Any idea?


-- 
Best regards,
   Denis Oliver Kropp

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