I've just compiled Fossil under Solaris. Just some minor warnings. Everything works like advertised, but I'm getting "server says: server loop" when trying to sync. Went thru documentation, but couldn't find the reason. Ady idea?

Regards,

Krzysztof

eric added on 2009-03-05 20:04:43:
So you have a repsoitory on the Solaris box. Was it new or a clone? And which repository are you trying to sync with.

Actually, it might be a good idea if you attached your fossil command lines so we can see how you might have got to that message.

anonymous added on 2009-03-05 23:49:39:
Hi,

Set up was as follows: 1. Compiling the source 2. Creating new repository [fossil new test] 3. Have opened a new process with [fossil server test] and initially set it up. 4. I've created a folder : [files] containing some test files a b c d 5. I've opened repository [fossil open test] 6. Added the files: [fossil add a ](and so on for the rest of the test files) 7. I've checked them in [fossil ci] 8. I'm getting the error message when trying to sync, pull or push. error (warning?) is : server says: server loop.

I can work with repository locally, without using web to review it, but sync over http is sooo tempting :)

best regards,

Krzysztof

BTW. Great piece of software.

anonymous added on 2009-03-06 04:15:37:
Hello Krzysztof,

excuse my stupidity, but are you saying you try to sync/pull/push that very local repository with itself? If this is so, what do you expect from that action?

Try this setting:

1. with a running fossil server on your repository test ...
2. Goto another directory that does not contain you repository test
3. Execute fossil clone <your URL here> cloned_test

Now you may sync/pull/push between test and cloned_test as you deem joyful :-)

Ciao, chin.

anonymous added on 2009-03-06 12:07:13:
Sorry for my ignorance :) I was obviously trying to do the impossible. It works great.

best regards to you all.