Re: [Gnu-arch-users] weird problem using tla get on particular machine

[Geoff]

> > > Did you delete it and start over?
> >
> >  Previously on the faulty machine I had an archive called 
> > 2004-test-archive (or something similar, at any rate it was different).
> >  I have deleted that other archive. I have 'register-archive -d' that 
> > other archive as well.
> >  So the only archive registered is the one containing 
> > palmfuellog--{cvs|reminders}--1.0, ie 
> > address@hidden
>
>
> And if you try using fully-qualified names?

  I get the same results. On the faulty PC 'tla ancestry' shows 
questions marks for where palmfuellog--cvs--1.0 came from. And 'tla get' 
fails with the same message.

  I've now tried reinstalling the tla binaries. That didn't change 
anything. BTW, I'm using the debian package available from 
backports.org, if that helps at all.

  I just don't understand. The faulty PC can connect to the archive. 
The output from 'tla ancestry' seems to suggest that:
a) It can reach the archive (via sftp)
b) it knows about palmfuellog--reminders--1.0 from the archive
c) It also knows about palmfuellog--cvs--1.0
d) it is getting confused about the tag/branch for some reason.

  I can do a 'tla get palmfuellog--cvs--1.0' succesfully.

  Geoff