[21:52] <djzielin> hello
[21:52] <djzielin> I am having a problem with bzr
[21:54] <djzielin> I was doing a commit, and my internet went out.
[21:54] <djzielin> now I can't get commit to work properly
[21:54] <djzielin> I am trying to commit several code modifications.
[21:54] <djzielin> so the upload should not be that long...
[21:55] <djzielin> but when I do the commit, it just keeps going and going
[21:55] <djzielin> uploading more and more
[21:55] <djzielin> and then after about 40 mb it dies.
[21:57] <djzielin> I just looked at the /srv/bzr/.../repository/upload directory
[21:57] <djzielin> and it is filled up with my attempts to commit.
[22:02] <jelmer> how does it die?
[22:14] <djzielin> hmm
[22:14] <djzielin> I think it a broken pipe
[22:14] <djzielin> after running for a very long time (and uploading like 40mb)
[22:14] <djzielin> but it has only like 45k in changes
[22:14] <djzielin> so I'm not sure whats happening.
[22:15] <djzielin> maybe its trying re-upload everything?
[22:16] <jelmer> it might be trying to do something like that if it's repacking and you're using a dumb transport
[22:17] <djzielin> should I just delete the most recent pack file?
[22:17] <djzielin> I am using ssh for the transport
[22:17] <djzielin> to do the commit
[22:18] <jelmer> no, removing a pack file would presumably remove the history in it too
[22:18] <jelmer> bzr+ssh, or sftp?
[22:18] <djzielin> oh
[22:18] <djzielin> its actually sftp
[22:19] <jelmer> that might explain why it's slower - bzr+ssh should be quicker and use less resources
[22:19] <djzielin>  I'm trying the commit again
[22:19] <djzielin> its up to 30mb
[22:19] <djzielin> (it uploads rather slow because I'm on a cable modem)