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From: | graydon hoare |
Subject: | [Monotone-devel] Re: write access to my public server (was Re: [PATCH] add xemacs ...) |
Date: | Wed, 21 Apr 2004 12:02:06 -0400 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 0.5 (X11/20040208) |
Christof Petig wrote:
For most people a public server is simply too much monthly cost and maintenance work to take this step. Having web access/email is commonplace. And even my sourceforge/berlios accounts do not help me here.
a shame. perhaps someday they will be convinced to run netsync service too. until then, I suppose I will fill in with my own hardware :)
Here it is: [pubkey address@hidden MIGdMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GLADCBhwKBgQCu12nYsMMuTfoiyRYVxwQrOEfg58Qiy119 mIWGBIN6NTVOqebBWrpeDJbCm/LSwTeIJYIedvbu3r36Eq8XpcmRxgcenLajYopPDgmvlA3g HA19SuR+aGkNrheF6YSbSCg9RcSceExeoSjObR0QmQvOSC/RsDl0pPEajbxx9phiCwIBEQ== [end]
great! added. you should be able to write to the net.venge.monotone collection on off.net now.
- is it possible to look into a public/private key packet and get some information? Which tool to use (to me this looks like a binary blob)?
afaik it's just RSA parameters: 2 BER (and base64) encoded large integers. there's not much substructure.
- I want to mark a head as no longer valid (my use system-wide lua changes) - monotone disapprove?
yup, that should work.
- is there any more elegant way to switch to a different head on a branch than "monotone cat manifest 6dcb42a9 > MT/manifest ; monotone revert"?
not currently, but I'd be happy to add one.
perhaps an optional id for revert might be a good idea.
unfortunately revert already takes filenames as an argument. it might make sense to make a manifest and file variant of revert. njs has proposed that maybe commands should just get an 'f' or 'm' prefix, i.e. mrevert or frevert, mlog or flog, mdiff or fdiff. what do you think about that convention?
-graydon
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