Fossil SCM

after committing "Fossil : no such file: in -E2F0FD85......."

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Type
Incident
Priority
Severity
Severe
Resolution
Unable_To_Reproduce
Subsystem
Created
Feb. 23, 2010 4:42 a.m.

What we've tested.

All machines are running fossil version 4f24addea9 2009-12-20 and for all of the following machines we tried a clone from my server machine.

Using The Internet: His computer running Windows 7 - Didn't work His laptop running Windows 7 - Didn't work His server running XP - DID work My Computer using my DNS:Port running Windows 7 - DID work

Using My Local Network: My Computer using my localhost:port running Windows 7 - DID work

My friend can't commit to the database even after cloning.

He keeps getting an error message

"Fossil : no such file: in -E2F0FD85.......".

Nothing in the database starts with a negative and doesn't have E2F0FD85 anywhere in the timeline. This seems as if the database is corrupt but we've successfully clone/committed as specified above.

Has anyone seen this kind of error before?

The error occurs when I normally get the "unable to sign manifest. continue (y/N)?" message from fossil so the error is displayed after

" 'gpg' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.'

Though I realize some of you may not see these prompts I hope someone can be of help.


anonymous added on 2010-02-23 11:09:24:
Cant help with the "Fossil : no such file: in -E2F0FD85.......", but the signing messages can be ignored by setting clearsign to a value of 0.

fossil setting clearsign 0

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