Some of us might find it easier to remember
/usr/glenda/bin/rc/pull than the exact replica
command line.
I know I do, and I wrote replica.
Russ
This is a discussion on Re: [9fans] scrolling during pull - Plan9 ; > Newbie question: I update by running "/usr/glenda/bin/rc/pull" in a > terminal, but it doesn't scroll until I hit page down. Why not? Also, > is this the right way to update? It's not a wrong way but not really ...
> Newbie question: I update by running "/usr/glenda/bin/rc/pull" in a
> terminal, but it doesn't scroll until I hit page down. Why not? Also,
> is this the right way to update?
It's not a wrong way but not really necessary when using fossil.
Essentially, glenda's pull script invokes 'replica/pull -v
/dist/replica/network'. Before, it turns permission checking off for
kfs and turns it on again after pulling. You only need the script if
you installed on kfs. If you installed on fossil, you can pull by
doing:
# replica/pull -v /dist/replica/network
See replica(1) for details (especially for how to solve conflicting
changes).
Heiko
Some of us might find it easier to remember
/usr/glenda/bin/rc/pull than the exact replica
command line.
I know I do, and I wrote replica.
Russ