[fossil-users] relocate a repo

Moin, I've made a copy (not a clone) of an directory with an open fossil repo. I've made some changes and now tried to commit. Fossil looks for the repo db in the old location and gives me repository does not exist or is in an unreadable directory: ... Is it possible to relocate my working

[fossil-users] unadd command

Moin, I added some file to a repository by mistake. The add is not committed. Is it possible to unadd files? Many thanks Matthias ___ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org

[fossil-users] cannot commit against a closed leaf

Moin, I've an open tree with some modified files. A commit fails with cannot commit against a closed leaf I'm not aware of closing the leave explicitly. What causes the closing of a leave? How can I commit my changes to the repo? Is fossil update the way to go? Many thanks Matthias

Re: [fossil-users] cannot commit against a closed leaf

On Mon, Sep 7, 2009 at 2:17 PM, D. Richard Hippd...@hwaci.com wrote: Please try rebuilding and let us know whether or not that cleared the problem. Yes it does. Rebuilding solves the problem. Sorry for the noise. Matthias ___ fossil-users mailing list

[fossil-users] move a file from one repository to another and keep the history

Moin, I have one more question. Is it possible to move a file from one repository to another and keep the history? I can clone a repo and remove all needless files but that maybe not the best solution. Maybe someone has a script for such a task. Many thanks Matthias

Re: [fossil-users] set upstream repository for autosync

On Mon, Aug 31, 2009 at 6:21 PM, D. Richard Hippd...@hwaci.com wrote: Moin, The remote repository that Fossil remembers is the last one that you explicitly typed in.  In your case, that is the URL you used to That is to easy. :-) Does it remeber the password to? This probably needs to be

[fossil-users] set upstream repository for autosync

Moin, if I clone a repository from a remote location, the remote one is used as the default upstream repository. It is the default repository for autosync. How do I change the default repository for autosync or push? Many thanks Matthias ___

[fossil-users] fossil commit on afs volume disk i/o error

Moin, I have a small project on an AFS file system. I fossil commit gives me an disk I/O error. New_Version: 810d89fcb62d6821cd20e6b6b25b0bb112370b2c fossil: disk I/O error COMMIT There are also two new files, manifest and manifest.uuid in the directory. I think the checkin is ok but the disk