Re: [Monotone-devel] Command for changing passphrase; documentation fixes; test cases

[Nathaniel Smith]

On Tue, Nov 16, 2004 at 11:48:39AM +0100, Joel Rosdahl wrote:
> Nathaniel Smith <address@hidden> writes:
> 
> > On Mon, Nov 15, 2004 at 08:42:25AM +0100, Joel Rosdahl wrote:
> >> Server: joel.rosdahl.net
> >> Server public key: http://joel.rosdahl.net/monotone.key
> >
> > Your server's key has id 352482b9c915aebb3e4665b6003613da58a77bfd;
> > the key at that url (for address@hidden) has id
> > 5657b9631e3d144de5fe5b4054a7befb871a8168.  So it doesn't work very
> > well :-).
> 
> Drats. Fixed now. Thanks!

Whee:
  $ monotone pull joel.rosdahl.net net.venge.monotone
  [...]
  monotone: fatal: std::logic_error: netsync.cc:565: invariant 'I(j != 
attach_map.end())' violated
gdb says this was in:
#1 0x081f8da9 in is_attached (address@hidden, address@hidden) at netsync.cc:565
#2 0x081fa80b in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:787
#3 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#4 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#5 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#6 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#7 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#8 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#9 0x081fa858 in session::request_fwd_revisions (this=0xbfffe960, ...) at 
netsync.cc:789
#10 0x081fbc14 in session::analyze_ancestry_graph (this=0xbfffe960) at 
netsync.cc:908
#11 0x082083d4 in session::process_data_cmd (this=0xbfffe960,
      type=revision_item, address@hidden, address@hidden)
    at netsync.cc:2363
#12 0x0820a5c0 in session::dispatch_payload (this=0xbfffe960, address@hidden)
    at netsync.cc:2612
#13 0x0820adee in session::process (this=0xbfffe960)
    at netsync.cc:2691

Maybe this will help someone :-)

-- Nathaniel

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