[11:53] <yacc_> Just wondering, does bzr have builtin support for ssh, or does it require an external ssh/plink executable?
[11:57] <jelmer> yacc_: it can either use external ssh/plink, or the python paramiko module
[11:58] <yacc_> jelmer, :)
[11:59] <yacc_> Any description how private/public keys are handled with paramiko?
[12:00] <jelmer> I think it just reads them from ~/.ssh, but I'm not entirely sure
[12:01] <yacc_> jelmer, openssh format?
[12:01] <jelmer> yacc_: I'm not actually sure, sorry
[12:06] <yacc_> jelmer, no problem, it's such a PITA to support Windows users if one has no Windows box at hand ;(
[12:11] <fullermd> I enjoy supporting Windows.  First you find a good solid branch, then tie a noose on the end of the rope...
[12:31] <yacc_> fullermd, well, there are some improvements on this, I mean you might be forced to use subversion repositories, Windows PC as work stations, ...
[12:32] <yacc_> fullermd, getting a DVCS (I've reached the point where I don't care if it's bzr, git, hg, monotone or whatever) that can work with such an setup (did I mention that the subversion repo is full of nice or not so nice svn:external properties?) can get one into an asylum really quick.
[12:34] <fullermd> Obviously, you'd need to about that "subversion" stuff and get something industrial strength.  Like ClearCase.
[12:35] <yacc_> fullermd, well, at least I work for the bleeding edge part of the company, we already have svn and don't even need to have CC installed on our PCs, ...
[12:37] <fullermd> Gotta be careful.  You never know when it might mutate and become airborne   :|
[12:43] <yacc_> It's not really funny. git is a pure joy under Windows (and because the svn bindings for perl are even more fun to create than the python ones it uses an ancient git-svn)
[12:43] <yacc_> bzr/hg have their own joy, e.g. random grass root pythons installed on the developer/tester work stations, ...
[13:37] <yacc_> Ok, I've setup that plink.exe can access hostname.org (saved session as hostname.org) with a password. (eg. plink hostname.org id / plink hostname.org bzr do work without a password)
[13:38] <yacc_> set BZR_SSH="c:\program files (x86)\putty\plink.exe"
[13:38] <yacc_> bzr branch bzr+ssh://hostname.org/path asks for a password.
[13:41] <yacc_> Ok, I've setup the putty session so it can login WITHOUT a password (using a PPK)
[13:56] <yacc_> ErrorFromSmartServer: Error received from smart server: ('PermissionDenied', '/home/andreas/private/conf2html/.bzr/repository/upload/9hzeuy945jl4nur1wlo9.pack', ": [Errno 13] Keine Berechtigung: u'/home/andreas/private/conf2html/.bzr/repository/upload/9hzeuy945jl4nur1wlo9.pack'") <= any idea why my branch has no repository directory?