abort during pull?
Raphaël Marmier
raphael at marmier.net
Thu Jun 1 23:27:58 UTC 2006
Raphaël Marmier a écrit :
> Thomas Arendsen Hein a écrit :
>> * Raphaël Marmier <raphael at marmier.net> [20060601 13:22]:
>>> Georg a écrit :
>>>> abort: group to be added is empty!
>>>> transaction abort!
>>>> rollback completed
>>>> Is that to be considered a bug? I'm not sure what it's trying to
>>>> tell me
>>
>> For those who don't follow the issue tracker, this is fixed in crew.
>>
>>> Same problem here, I am suddenly unable to pull to Win XP, although
>>> pulling the same repo to MacOSX works fine.
>>> More: I mounted the WinXP volume (network mount) and pulled to the
>>> repo on it using MacOSX, and it failed the same way!
>>
>>> F:\pom>hg -v --debug pull
>>> adding PeaceOfMind/Tests/TestApplication.exe revisions
>>> abort: Permission denied: None
>>> remote: Unable to write to standard output
>>> transaction abort!
>>> rollback completed
>
> Looks like my post got truncated somehow.
>
>> This is a different problem. It looks like the local side says
>> "Permission denied" and then the remote side no longer can talk to us.
>>
>> Maybe you are not allowed to create this file due to some system
>> restrictions like a virus protection which doesn't allow to write
>> executable files or something like that?
> That's what I was thinking, but I have XP "Version 2002" (it says) which
> is not even SP2 and no antivirus, no firewall soft. The only thing I
> installed on that box is Oracle9, Delphi, Ruby and Firefox.
>
>>
>> Can you copy the TestApplication.exe to the same directory?
>
> I tried to pull a copy of the file through plink to see if the problems
> comes
> from plink itself:
>
> F:\essais>plink -v -i f:\key.ppk user at host.domain.net
> "cat TestApplication.exe" >TestApplication.exe
>
[I think I'm gonna ditch Thunderbird... it truncates my posts!]
>Can you copy it to the filename "TestApplication.exe.i"?
I zipped the remote depot and unzipped right where the target depot was,
and this file showed up without problem.
So I assume this must be some complex interaction... so I'm stuck with a
useless depot. Is there a way I could manually discard that file from
the depot (make it like it never existed in the first place)? Or can I
just use the copy and resume operation without risks? Help!
Raphaël
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