Re: gc changes permissions of files

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On 2008-06-15T02:41:33-0400, Allan Wind wrote:
> On 2008-06-15T02:27:36-0400, Allan Wind wrote:
> > I seem to recall that push to the repository also introduces files without
> > group write permission.  Unfortunately it looks something broke when I ran
> > gc.  Any help in getting my repository back up would be appreciated:
> > 
> > allan@vent:~/var/git/www2$ git clone ssh://pawan.localnet./var/lib/git/www.git
> > Initialized empty Git repository in /home/allan/var/git/www2/www/.git/
> > fatal: git-upload-pack: cannot find object 56032c4f35fd39fe4151fca2d010d299a8901101:
> > fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
> > fetch-pack from 'ssh://pawan.localnet./var/lib/git/www.git' failed.
> 
> # git fsck
> dangling commit 2b0da4aabfba6c61baf9f351b2dfbd5a88a8a999
> 
> Re-running this returns the same dangling commit, so fsck does not seem 
> to fix anything.

Looking at the log I see that 56032c4f35fd39fe4151fca2d010d299a8901101 is HEAD on orgin,
and 2b0da4aabfba6c61baf9f351b2dfbd5a88a8a999 is what I tried to commit 
when I got the initially error.  I will catch the howto when git.or.cz 
is back online.  If anyone wants some data before I try to fix my 
repository please let me know soon.


/Allan
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