- Change comment to "Whenever I want to sync or push from a local repository to the 'main' repository, I get this answer and fossil bails out. I checked the users on the local and remote repositories and they are the same. Tried to look for this in the documentation and tickets but could not find anything. How can I resolve this ? Thx, Wim <hr><i>anonymous added on 2009-05-09 15:33:57:</i><br> I found out by browsing the database where my problem was. Although you update your user info (specifically passwords), the last-sync-url does not get updated. Updating this variable with the reset password settles the problem. Is there a way to update the last-sync-url from the command line ? <hr><i>drh added on 2009-05-09 19:15:22:</i><br> The last-sync-url is updated automatically when you do a push, pull, or sync that specifies an explicit url. Example: fossil pull http://USER:PASSWORD@www.mysite.net/project1 The command above will store the "http://USER:PASSWORD@www.mysite.net/project1" in the last-sync-url variable. Note also that the USER:PASSWORD, is stored but never displayed."
- Change status to "Closed"
- Appended to comment:
drh added on 2009-05-09 19:15:22:
The last-sync-url is updated automatically when you do a push, pull, or sync that specifies an explicit url. Example:fossil pull http://USER:PASSWORD@www.mysite.net/project1
The command above will store the "http://USER:PASSWORD@www.mysite.net/project1" in the last-sync-url variable. Note also that the USER:PASSWORD, is stored but never displayed.
- Appended to comment:
anonymous added on 2009-05-09 15:33:57:
I found out by browsing the database where my problem was. Although you update your user info (specifically passwords), the last-sync-url does not get updated. Updating this variable with the reset password settles the problem. Is there a way to update the last-sync-url from the command line ? - Change priority to "Low"
- Change resolution to "Open"
- Change severity to ""
- Change comment to "Whenever I want to sync or push from a local repository to the 'main' repository, I get this answer and fossil bails out. I checked the users on the local and remote repositories and they are the same. Tried to look for this in the documentation and tickets but could not find anything. How can I resolve this ? Thx, Wim"
- Change foundin to "2009-01-29"
- Change private_contact to "d6e3dc5a1be453a53ddbc40f3b13dd2f051d19a8"
- Change severity to "Important"
- Change status to "Open"
- Change title to "fossil push - server says: not authorized to write"
- Change type to "Incident"