hg clone 404 error

[John Francis Lee]

Martin Geisler wrote:
> John Francis Lee <jfl at robinlea.com> writes:
> 
>> Martin Geisler wrote:
>>  >> John Francis Lee <jfl at robinlea.com> writes:
>>  >>
>>   >>> I can now see my repos at
>>   >>>   http://www.uspvp.org/hg
>>   >>>
>>   >>> But
>>   >>>   hg clone http://www.uspvp.org/hg/repos/CFA CFA
>>   >>> fails
>>  >>
>>  >> Looking at your site, I think you want to do
>>  >>
>>  >>   hg clone http://www.uspvp.org/hg/CFA/
>>  >>
>>  >> (the clone will be called CFA automatically)
>>
>> Works like a charm! So the idea is that through some interaction of hg
>> with hgweb.config the intervening 'repos' directory is 'disappeared'?
> 
> If you have something like
> 
>   [collections]
>   /home/uspvp/repos = /home/uspvp/repos
> 
> in your hgweb.config file, then that means that you want to serve
> repositories from the directory mentioned to the right of the equals
> sign, and that you want to strip off the part to the left.
> 
> 
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Once I go to
  http://www.uspvp.org/hg
and then venture into a particular repo
  http://www.uspvp.org/hg/NI4d
for instance, I am unable to return to
  http://www.uspvp.org/hg
without editing the location url in my browser.

I would like to be able to do so with clicks, without having to edit the 
location url or using alt+<-, although I'd still expect those to work of 
course.

Can I do this by means of the [collections] specification in hgweb.config?

Thanks for your help.
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