Re: [9fans] silly replica question (repeated m msgs won't go away)

[Adrian Tritschler <ajft@ajft.org>]

mirtchov@cpsc.ucalgary.ca wrote (sometime last December):

>>Today I updated my fake-worm fs from sources (first time since summer).
>>
>>every time I replica/pull, I get lots of msgs like:
>>
>>m sys/lib/antiword/8859-1.txt 644 sys sys 1069793886
>>m sys/lib/antiword/8859-10.txt 644 sys sys 1069793886
>>m sys/lib/antiword/8859-13.txt 644 sys sys 1069793886
>>m sys/lib/antiword/8859-14.txt 644 sys sys 1069793886
>>m sys/lib/antiword/8859-15.txt 644 sys sys 1069793886
>>
>>and whenever I now run replica/pull again, I get the same...
>>
>>adding -s flag to replica/pull did not help
>>(fair enough, it serves a different purpose)
>>
>>What am I doing wrong, or overlooking?
>>I _think_ have the fake-worm fs permissions open enough, or???
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Axel.

> there were broken /sys/lib/antiword and /sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword with
> bad permissions on sources.  looks like you're stuck with a bad copy.
> try chmod-ing your own version to something world-readable.
> 
> or deleting them altogether and trying the -s flag to pull..
> 
> andrey

I'm suffering the same problem, every pull that I do from sources is 
producing two lines for each file in sys/lib/antiword and 
sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword.  I've tried removing all the files and redoing 
the pull as "pull -s sys/src/cmd/aux", but that then failed because 
/n/kfs/sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword didn't exist.  I created the directory, 
then the next time I did a pull I got
  :
a sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword/xml.c 644 sys sys 1069795877
  :
m sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword/xml.c 664 sys sys 1069795877

Then on every subsequent pull I get the two:
  :
m sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword/xml.c 644 sys sys 1069795877
  :
m sys/src/cmd/aux/antiword/xml.c 644 sys sys 1069795877

Is there any way to convince replica that I really do have all the files 
on my machine, and for it to stop flipping the permissions back and 
forth between 644 and 664?

RTFM accepted, but can some kind sole point me to the right part of the FM?

	Adrian

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Adrian Tritschler                          mailto:ajft@ajft.org
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