Strange diagnostic trying to access remote hosts?
Reg. Charney
charney at charneyday.com
Tue Feb 7 17:42:49 GMT 2006
Erik Bågfors wrote:
> 2006/2/7, Reg. Charney <charney at charneyday.com>:
>
>> Thanks Erik,
>>
>> Unfortunately, this solution got rid of the error I mention, but raised
>> another one:
>>
>> reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull
>> sftp://reg@remote-host:/home/reg/XMLandCSS
>>
>> resulted in:
>>
>> bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: /
>>
>> While this is true, I don't know why it is trying to access the root of
>> the remote(?) system.
>>
>
> Because you wrote the url wrong? remove the : first of all. And if
> you are using 0.7, you can remove home/reg as well since 0.7 defaults
> to $HOME. bzr.dev (0.8pre) doesn't
>
I am using bzr 0.7. All the following forms result in the same error
message as above (i.e., bzr: ERROR: Not a branch: /):
reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull sftp://reg@remote-host:/XMLandCSS (no home/reg)
reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull sftp//reg at remote-host:/XMLandCSS (no first : and no home/reg)
reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull sftp://reg@remote-host/XMLandCSS (no second : and no home/reg)
reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull sftp//reg at remote-host/XMLandCSS (no both :s and no home/reg)
and using the bzr.dev (0.8pre) syntax, as below, results in the same error:
reg at localhost:~/XMLandCSS> bzr pull
sftp://reg@remote-host/home/reg/XMLandCSS (no second :)
Thanks again,
Reg.
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