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>Compare the Mercurial guidance on publishing repositories.. I don't understand what you are getting at. If you have ssh access to the machine, then you can pu

>Compare the Mercurial guidance on publishing repositories.. I don't understand what you are getting at. If you have ssh access to the machine, then you can push or pull from a repo in that machine. It is that simple. In that page, it details ALL the possible ways you can publish your repos. And goes into much detail regarding the hgweb set up. Setting user permissions etc. That is why it is big. The other two pages does not goes into much details. The git page only describes the ssh method.

Silhouette 13y ago
If you have ssh access to the machine, then you can push or pull from a repo in that machine. It is that simple. Unfortunately, as I've been discussing with others elsewhere in this thread, it's not really that simple at all in some cases. I'm typing this on a Windows machine that has Hg installed, and I routinely SSH from this machine into various Linux servers that also have Hg installed, yet for reasons we've yet to determine, trying to access any sort of ssh:// repo using the hg command line client fails.
- imakesnowflakes 13y ago
  Have you set the configuration option that is used by mercurial to find the ssh program to use for ssh operations? also, HG requires the path to the repo as one relative to the home folder of the user. ie, if you are logging in as silhouette and your repo is located in /home/silhouette/projects/myproject then the command to push to this repo would be hg push ssh://silhouette@192.168.1.10/projects/myproject and if you project was in /var/www/projects/myproject then it would be hg push ssh://silhouette@192.168.1.10/../../var/www/projects/myproject
  - Silhouette 13y ago
    As far as we can see, those things are all set up properly, but we aren't getting that far anyway. Something is failing at the authentication/authorisation stage when setting up the SSH connection, hence our current preference for the web-based alternatives.
    - imakesnowflakes 13y ago
      Have you tried doing push/pull with --debug flag?

Silhouette 13y ago

If you have ssh access to the machine, then you can push or pull from a repo in that machine. It is that simple. Unfortunately, as I've been discussing with others elsewhere in this thread, it's not really that simple at all in some cases. I'm typing this on a Windows machine that has Hg installed, and I routinely SSH from this machine into various Linux servers that also have Hg installed, yet for reasons we've yet to determine, trying to access any sort of ssh:// repo using the hg command line client fails.

imakesnowflakes 13y ago
Have you set the configuration option that is used by mercurial to find the ssh program to use for ssh operations? also, HG requires the path to the repo as one relative to the home folder of the user. ie, if you are logging in as silhouette and your repo is located in /home/silhouette/projects/myproject then the command to push to this repo would be hg push ssh://silhouette@192.168.1.10/projects/myproject and if you project was in /var/www/projects/myproject then it would be hg push ssh://silhouette@192.168.1.10/../../var/www/projects/myproject
- Silhouette 13y ago
  As far as we can see, those things are all set up properly, but we aren't getting that far anyway. Something is failing at the authentication/authorisation stage when setting up the SSH connection, hence our current preference for the web-based alternatives.
  - imakesnowflakes 13y ago
    Have you tried doing push/pull with --debug flag?