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2007-05-11

gitster changed the topic to: 1.5.2-rc3/1.5.1.4 | Everyone asleep or clueless? Try [email@hidden.address] | Channel log http://colabti.de/irclogger/irclogger_log/git".00:05
motion damn ive never seen conversations carried on for so long on a mailing list :/00:16
gitster which topic?00:20
motion gitster: index handling00:25
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DrNick you must not read interesting mailing lists00:26
motion heh00:26
gitster agrees.00:26
DrNick lkml has a ~400 message thread on fallocate()00:26
it will not die00:26
motion right now im only on git and hg00:26
lkml ? :x00:26
DrNick ok, only 177 messages00:26
but, still00:26
motion heh00:26
DrNick linux-kernel mailing list00:26
motion mm00:28
i think plumbing subprojects is exactly what im looking for00:28
grrrr 500 revisions to go :(00:31
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motion can git svn be told to look for branches in 2 locations00:40
that are like apart of eachother kid onf00:40
this chick at work insisted on having branches/ AND branches/releasebranches/00:40
dont ask me .00:40
and its screwing up my git svn fetch :( calling the branch tags/releasebranches00:42
so i really have 1 branch with 2 branches in it00:42
unless i could like go through git's history and change where it branches00:42
mm nm00:43
clee motion: uh. your repo is broken.00:43
motion clee: ...00:43
DrNick no, that's perfectly acceptable SVN behavior00:44
motion thnx for telling me the obvious .00:44
clee DrNick: well, right, but it's stupid.00:44
motion drnick: so can i tell git svn to look in branches/releasebranches/* and branches/* (ignoring releasebranches of course) for branhces ?00:44
clee sorry, motion. your repo is *stupid*00:44
motion its organized ODDLY00:44
clee :)00:45
I don't know how to handle that case, sadly00:45
motion i mean even if i decide to branch it now it just breaks it when i try to git-svn fetch later00:45
clee it's one of the things that keeps me from implementing proper branch support with KDE00:45
motion so its almost useless to convert it to git00:45
clee: i personally dont like it00:46
err hmm00:46
how "regexy" can i get in [svn-remote]00:46
like: branches = base/branches/{releasebranches/*,*} or soemthing00:47
but thats still gonna see releasebranches as a branch00:47
motion cries00:47
motion i shoulda just ignored the branch in branches/00:48
yeah i am gonan do that, its a blank branch anyway, nothing was done to it :D00:49
guess i get to re svn init/fetch tomorrow00:49
DrNick motion: you can't get regexy at all, sadly00:49
or globby, for that matter00:49
motion heh00:50
DrNick * is a special case, not a pattern-matching operator00:50
motion drnick: so no way to do that00:50
yeah00:50
drnick: i was gonna guess that00:50
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motion yey02:01
git svn fetch just segfaulted02:01
aeruder_ yea, i'm hitting some issues of my own, git-format-patch really doesn't like one of my commits (and is dumping out an empty .patch file)02:05
motion sweet02:05
i need to go get some beer soon02:06
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motion can i tell svn fetch to treat base as a specific revision vs downloading *02:40
this repo has looked pretty damn ugly in the past thatd id just avoid fetching completely02:40
is there an easy way to see where the branch branched form02:44
from*02:45
Randal the easiest way is to visualize it with gitk --all02:48
gitster Hi, Merlyn.02:49
Randal hey g02:50
gitster gitk is a good suggestion.02:50
If motion does only straight line development (i.e. has master, branches off mine with "git branch mine master", and builds on mine without merging), then a quick answer would be "git merge-base master mine".02:51
That would give where 'mine' forks off of 'master'.02:51
If motion did any merge into 'mine', the question stops having a clear meaning, other than "look for the reflog entry that records the creation of the branch".02:52
Suppose I fork off of 'master' at v1.5.2-rc3 today to create a topic branch 'A', accumulate a few commits.02:54
Randal first, make sure motion is still listening. :)02:54
unless you like talking to dead air.02:54
I've noticed people like him tend to do drive-by questions02:54
gitster I never type anything here to help only one person. That is a waste of my time. I primarily type here for irclogger so that people can find it later.02:55
Randal cool!02:55
me too, but I like to make sure I'm still solving at least *one* person's problem02:55
gitster But somebody else forked off of my 'master' a few weeks ago, perhaps at v1.5.2-rc1, and had a good development on it, which my topic A could use. I merge that to A.02:55
Randal sleeps02:56
gitster Then keep building on my topic branch A. Visualizing it in gitk would make it clear why "where does branch A forked" question does not have a clear meaning.02:57
Especially after that somebody else merged my topic A back to his branch.02:57
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duncanm is there a fast way to import a cvs repo to git?03:51
spearce use fast import and fromcvs ?03:52
duncanm is there a guide for how to use it?03:54
spearce i think i've only seen notes on it on here, maybe you can search the irc logs.03:55
cehteh first of all work with a local CVS repo .. copy it .. remote sux04:00
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duncanm cehteh: okay, got that04:08
cehteh has some git-cvsimport running .. initial import wasnt that fast .. but works relyable04:08
duncanm how do i tell git-cvsimport about my local mirror?04:09
spearce cehteh: if you want fast, use something that is backed by fast-import. ;-)04:10
cehteh spearce: i dont need it fast .. it now runs regulary by crontab04:11
spearce heh.04:11
cehteh git-cvsimport -o master -k -i -m -v -s . -A ../AUTHORS -d$(readlink -f ../) yap04:11
mhm ugly? :)04:11
duncanm: you see the -d option .. just dir to local CVS04:15
duncanm yeah04:16
i thought i had to do something like :local: or something04:16
cehteh just dir suffice04:18
duncanm is it useful to have -m?04:18
cehteh dunno .. i just added is, maybe itd useful and it runs with that since some time now ...04:19
whats -m for? :)04:19
duncanm Attempt to detect merges based on the commit message. This option will enable default regexes that try to capture the name source branch name from the commit message.04:19
cehteh well i think on the yap tree merges never happend04:20
its rsynced CVS from sourceforge04:20
mhm :local: is optional i think04:21
well .. works for me as is :)04:21
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duncanm if i made some changes to my repo, and i haven't made a commit and just wanna revert all of it, what do i do?04:44
spearce if you want to chuck all of your uncommitted changes: git reset --hard. but that chucks, with no warning! ;-)04:45
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motion shit !06:16
can i umm06:16
remove the last two commits :x06:16
dilinger git-reset --hard <sha1>06:27
where the <sha1> is the commit that you want to be the new HEAD06:27
motion kk06:28
do i need to gc --prune then ?06:29
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mithro hi! would adding git-cvsserver to git-shell be evil?06:31
i specifically want users to be able to push/pull via both git and cvs06:31
preferably without being able to break into a shell06:31
motion gitster: yeah , i understand what you mean, your suggestion is exactly what i wanted though, the merge-base thnx :D06:35
randal: i backlog when asking a question and dont get the answer right away. i appreciate gitster's response very much :D06:36
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motion stupid question but it goes through my head:06:59
is there any reason one should not use git for small projects07:00
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strangy mornin'07:08
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etnt I read somewhere that it is possible to invoke an external diff pgm (e.g kdiff3) when merging, how do i do that ?07:31
pigeon i have git cloned a repo, then i branched it, and i have made changes to this local branch, but i don't want to commit any of these changes yet. now there are new changes from the original repo, how can i fetch those and have those changes into my new local branch?07:33
gitster etnt: I would suggest to study t/t6026-merge-attr.sh and do something similar.07:33
etnt gitster: thanx, but where do I find that script ?07:35
gitster In the t/ directory.07:35
That's where all the tests live.07:35
etnt in the git repos ?07:36
gitster Yup. You are talking about per-path custom merge, so you should be using git built from the source ;-).07:36
etnt will start tracking the git repos07:37
gitster ... because no packaged version has that feature yet. It will be in 1.5.2 and we are in the stabilization period for it. The more testers we have, the better ;-).07:38
etnt ok, btw saw that there is a 'git-mergetool', is it alive ?07:38
motion mm log --first-parent doesnt work how i expected07:39
gitster 've never used it in the real-life project, but haven't heard complaints about it either, so people must be happy with it.07:39
motion is there an easy way to git-log to stop where to branch was last merged07:39
like svn log --stop-on-cop07:40
y07:40
mm come to think of it i really do want git on solaris :x07:40
im gonna play with that more tomorrow night07:40
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motion how do i tell git i fixed a conflict07:49
git update-index --remove07:51
:D07:51
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qiyong how to show a commit given the commit ID07:52
mithro is there a script which will fix permissions after a push on a shared repository07:54
pigeon qiyong: git show <commit id> is one way07:55
g'day mithro07:55
qiyong > git-show 9185cfa92507d07ac787bc73d06c42222eec723907:55
mithro hey pigeon07:55
qiyong pigeon, this commit makes me trouble07:56
is it by purpose? my box no longer power off after hibernate (off topic)07:57
motion git can be confusing at times :x07:58
wtf08:00
ok that didnt work08:01
qiyong pigeon, is it you that kernel hacker nick pigeon?08:01
nikk08:02
pigeon qiyong: probably not, is there a kernel hacker named pigeon?08:04
qiyong pigeon, not the exactly spelling, but similar08:05
mithro ahh, it appears I should have made the repositories with --shared=group08:08
motion mithro: thnx. that just helped me a bit too :D08:15
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motion mmm08:21
git reset is cool08:21
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motion is there a way to have gitk show multiple branhces, so the very top would show 2 paths instead of just one08:43
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tronical motion: try gitk --all08:55
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johnw_ I have a git repository that I push to via ssh; I'm the only one who pushes there, and that's all it's there for. For some reason, after I a "git-svn dcommit" on my repository, I can no longer push to my git-over-ssh repository without using --force. Anyone know why git-svn is changing the HEAD tag enough to make my ssh repository think that it's no longer a direct descendent?09:12
kha johnw_: When you dcommit, git-svn reimports the commits from Subversion and points HEAD at the new commits.09:13
johnw_ ahhh09:14
kha johnw_: I think the reason is that git-svn needs to add metadata to the commit comment.09:14
johnw_ so is doing git push -f the right thing after that?09:14
kha johnw_: And obviously it needs to mangle the author/committer names too. :-)09:14
johnw_: Yes, it is.09:14
johnw_ thanks09:15
kha johnw_: Try tagging just before dcommitting, and view the result with gitk.09:15
johnw_: You'll see both the old and the new commits that way.09:15
johnw_: Hmm. I guess an even more fundamental reason is that the Subversion repository could have gained new commits in addition to those you dcommitted. And of course it could have a commit hook that rewrites your commits. So there's really no choice but to re-import them.09:17
johnw_ ah, I get it, it's the re-importing that happens after the dcommit that's messing with me; that makes sense I guess09:17
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kha johnw: Exactly. It spooked me too at first, until I got it.09:19
johnw: Basically, dcommitting is like mailing patches to upstream and then pulling from them; most of the time your commits go thorugh unchanged, but even so they'll always have different commit hashes than the ones you generated.09:20
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anders_ Anyone knows what "Incomplete data: Delta source ended unexpectedly at /usr/bin/git-svn line 2975" means?10:19
kha anders_: Hmm. Sounds like git-svn thinks that the svn server stopped in mid-sentence. But I have no idea really.10:22
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robewald hello, is there a recipe to diff to trees with a diff visualizer like kompare? git diff branch1 | kompare -o - is not very satisfactory... because the local files are not taken into account12:41
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kha robewald: I don't think it's a one-liner. External diff tools typically expect files (or directories) in the filesystem as arguments, so you'd have to check out the args, run the diff tool, then wipe the args.12:50
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halfline clee: yea12:53
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strangy mornin'18:01
fonseca Good morning.18:09
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lu_zero how to make git-svn track externals ?18:50
I was used to the .4.4 one and now I'm feeling quite lost18:51
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Glanzmann Has someone tried the windows executables?19:16
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Oejet Glanzmann: I tried the one from lilypond.org.19:24
Glanzmann: Had the same problems as was reported on the mailing list: libiconv missing, path not set, etc.19:25
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riddochc Hi, folks.19:27
I believe I've found another issue in fast-import.19:27
Glanzmann Doesn't sound that bad.19:29
riddochc Heh. Well, looks like both gitte and speare are off-channel, so I'm composing a description of the issue for the list.19:31
So... I've got a logfile that's definitely too big for an attachment, and I'm not in the habit of maintaining a website of my own.19:41
Any suggestions on where to put it?19:42
motion pastie.caboo.se19:42
rafb.net/paste19:42
riddochc Thanks.19:46
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careym hi all - am new to git - looking to do a manual bisect (I have to update three libraries as part of the bisect process) and need to be able to determine what the tag of my current location in the repository is, is the recommend command to do this `git-log --pretty=oneline | head -n 1`19:54
gitster "git-rev-parse HEAD"? "git show -s --pretty=oneline"?19:55
careym gitster: thanks all show the same commit hash, I presume that when I rewind away from current HEAD that "git-rev-parse HEAD" will no longer work?19:57
next question if git-checkout selects which branch I am working on what is the git command for moving back to a specific date/time on that branch?20:21
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gitster http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#detached-head20:39
careym gitster: thanks, do I have to search through the history to specify a commit or can I give "git checkout" a date like --since"6 Months Ago"20:45
gitster http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/user-manual.html#recovering-lost-changes20:46
The manual is good. At least you should read it once before straying into alley on your own.20:47
careym wont learn if I dont stray into the alley, best way to learn is to figure specific things out - thanks for your pointers to date20:49
gitster I did not say "read it to prevent you from straying".20:49
Instead, I meant "read it before you go stray, so that you know what are possible ways out, once you go into alley."20:50
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motion gitster: you should arm your self too. you never know whats hiding in the alley21:59
GyrosGeier aaargh22:00
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GyrosGeier I just did a cg-update in a dirty tree22:00
now it is confused22:00
and it seems I lost the changes I made22:00
well22:01
third time's the charm22:01
tglx any gitweb experts around ?22:04
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tglx/rt-tests.git;a=snapshot;h=afb46d37f279ac1503e1039fefacf306a895b13422:04
results in a 29 byte file, which is not even remotely a tarball22:04
motion whats file say22:06
tglx motion: oops. its a tar.gz, but empty22:07
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gitster gzip says it is not in gzip format...22:11
cartman works fine here22:11
its empty though22:11
tglx why is it empty ?22:12
cartman is no gitweb expert, sadly22:12
gitster k.org gitweb seems to be seriously busted.22:14
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gitster I picked a random other repository and tried snapshot (I never use it usually, so I do not know when the breakage started nor if it even ever worked) and got garbage.22:15
ooook ok I want to get the xgl-0-0-1 head from freedesktop22:15
what's the right command?22:15
git clone git://blahblah checkout -f headfile ??22:17
anyone around?22:22
motion tglx: well what is the commit22:24
tglx ?22:24
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motion tglx: thats because the commit IS empty ...22:25
tglx http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/tglx/rt-tests.git;a=commitdiff;h=afb46d37f279ac1503e1039fefacf306a895b134;hp=dfbefb8056e363bca648a50274abe9983bee2da322:25
motion err hmm22:25
tglx it's not22:25
motion all the snapshots return 29 bytes22:26
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motion maybe they're disabled ?22:27
tglx looks at hpa22:27
tglx motion: then the link should be disabled as well22:27
motion tglx: yeah i thought so too22:28
but maybe not22:28
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gitster tglx: the right person to ask about this I suspect is warthog9; k.org runs his fork of gitweb.22:31
tglx ok, will poke him22:33
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motion umm22:42
does git-daemon have to run from /22:42
cant i like run it with a base of /var/git22:42
--base-path i guess :D nm22:43
hpa tglx: Yes?22:44
tglx hpa: are snapshots disabled on git.k.org ?22:46
hpa tglx: I belive so22:46
tglx then we should remove the snapshot link22:46
hpa Actuall, no, they aren't22:47
tglx hpa: then gitweb on k.org is hosed22:48
hpa Just broken, I guess22:48
Well, snapshots are, anyway22:48
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tglx hpa: ?22:48
hpa Snapshots are hosed22:49
tglx on kernel org or in general ?22:49
hpa On kernel.org22:49
tglx ok22:49
can you poke warthog9 to fix that ?22:49
hpa Can I? Sure.22:50
It's likely to go to the bottom of his very long list.22:50
tglx will you do it, please ?22:50
motion mmm why cant git:// just be encrypted in its own right :(22:50
hpa Even so, I'm not sure if snapshots should get enabled, at least not with the current server config. On the other hand, what warthog9 is spending his time on right now is bringing new servers online, which is much higher priority.22:51
It's pretty sad that the upstream maintainers aren't interested integrated caching, which is obligatory on kernel.org.22:51
Snapshots are nasty, because they're custom-generated and big.22:52
tglx true22:53
hpa Makes them hard to cache.22:53
tglx then simply disable them22:53
hackbert-hh hi22:53
hpa We probably should, yes.22:53
tglx and remove the link22:53
hackbert-hh how can I push tags into a remote repository?22:53
tglx its better than a broken link22:53
hpa Sure22:53
tglx ok, time for bed here. CU!22:53
hpa Ciao22:53
hackbert-hh is that possible at all?22:53
hpa git push --tags22:54
Amazing, isn't it?22:54
hackbert-hh hpa: thanks22:54
hpa Who is the maintainer of man(1) these days?22:54
Federico Lucifredi [email@hidden.address] looks like22:55
It would be really nice if man understood stuff like "man git push"22:55
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motion can i tell clone to NOT put any 'links' to the old repo in anyway22:56
or22:56
how do i copy a repo to a server to be served with git+ssh22:57
hpa You can either create an empty repo (git db-init)22:57
ooook man git-push22:57
segher_ hpa: install the git manpages in a "mangit" mandir, and you can say just that :-)22:57
hpa segher_: Heh22:58
segher_: Cute hack22:58
segher_ not really a hack... this fits the "man categories" model quite nicely :-)22:59
hpa figured that instead of the useless behaviour of catting multiple man pages together, it should take "man git foo" and look for either git-foo or "git foo"22:59
motion how do i tell git init to make the repo bare like git clone --bare :/22:59
or just mv blah/.git something22:59
:/22:59
segher_ while we're talking manpages... feature request... can we have a makefile that installs the manpages in the "manpages" git branch please? :-)22:59
hpa Or env GIT_DIR=blah git init22:59
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hackbert-hh what does git-archive do? Does it only generate a tarball from the source tree?23:01
motion hpa: and set bare = true in config im guessing, meh23:01
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motion hahaha23:02
git repack -a -d -f and the rpeo grows 12K23:02
hackbert-hh now understands what git-archive does23:04
motion is it possible to 'ls' the available repos over git+ssh/23:06
or git:/23:06
cehteh yes23:07
motion :/23:07
cehteh .. but i forgot the command .. moment :)23:07
motion kk23:07
git-ls-remote says it lists in a remote repo23:08
not remote repos23:08
cehteh git peek-remote .. but lists branches/heads whatever, not the repos23:09
motion kk23:09
cehteh listing repos is basically a 'ls'23:09
motion is pushing over https:// as performant as git+ssh:23:09
cehteh dunno if git:// can do that23:09
i wont use https23:09
motion git+shh23:09
i use https:// on hg right now23:10
i prefer that23:10
with clean urls23:10
cehteh heh ok23:10
motion then something+ssh://host/some/ugly/path/name23:10
cehteh well i dont know23:10
motion or symlink /git -> /home/git23:10
mm that owrked well23:11
cehteh has /git -> /var/www/git23:11
motion cehteh: kk :D23:12
cehteh /var/www/git us chgrp git and all git users can place symlinks to their homes there23:12
motion yeah23:12
this box /var isnt that big so i stick trac/hg/svn/git repos in /home23:13
cehteh needs little trust that noone touches existing symlinks23:13
yeah here is all in one vserver .. but having the repos in home dirs turned out to be better anyways23:13
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motion yeah23:18
cehteh: is there a simple howto for setting up gitweb23:18
cehteh apt-get install gitweb23:19
motion O23:19
thnx23:19
cehteh and then just read and edit /etc/gitweb.conf or such23:19
actually i did it once and forgot how it works, was very easy23:19
motion does it go through apache or run on its own ?23:19
cehteh dont froget the .css files .. that was the only notably gotcha23:20
apache perl/cgi23:20
motion kk23:20
cehteh if you have problems later ask me then i can show you my config ... but its really simple23:20
ooook is there a git manual/wiki that just lists example commands and effects...23:23
cehteh alot23:24
ooook really?23:24
cehteh google :)23:24
ooook yeah, all the wikis try to verbalize everything23:24
I prefer "trip-wire" -esc explanations23:27
motion hahah good ole gentoo23:27
ooook gentoo?23:28
? = , how so?23:29
motion ?23:29
its webapp-config tool installed gitweb.cgi in htdocs vs cgi-bin23:29
ooook ah, I neglected to unset the variable....23:30
motion umm where in gitweb.cgi do i tell it where the repos are23:31
cehteh motion: # head -2 /etc/gitweb.conf23:36
# path to git projects (<project>.git)23:36
$projectroot = "/var/www/git";23:36
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motion ahh thnx23:39
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