[13:37] <mbruzek> Good morning bzr folks.
[13:40] <LeoNerd> Morning. Well, afternoon actually
[13:40] <mbruzek> I am trying to get a system that has limited network access be able to use the bzr commands such as bzr init, bzr whoami, bzr add, and bzr commit.  What ports do I need to allow in the firewall to use bzr?
[13:40] <LeoNerd> Nothing in particular.
[13:40] <LeoNerd> It's not going to talk networking at all if it's local
[13:40] <LeoNerd> If you're going to push it over, say, ssh; you just need ssh access
[13:40] <mbruzek> It doesn't need to dial home?
[13:41] <LeoNerd> Where's "home"?
[13:41] <mbruzek> launchpad.
[13:41] <LeoNerd> bzr init; bzr add "some files"; bzr commit -m "here's a message"
[13:41] <LeoNerd> ^-- makes something local
[13:41] <mbruzek> oh!
[13:41] <LeoNerd> bzr -could- talk to LP if you want it to, but it won't normally
[13:41] <LeoNerd> It's decentralised
[13:41] <mbruzek> Thank you LeoNerd I didn't understand that
[13:43] <mbruzek> which would also explain why my search has not turned up very much.
[13:48] <mbruzek> Thanks very much LeoNerd.
[13:48] <LeoNerd> :P
[13:48] <mbruzek> LeoNerd what if I am trying to contact launchpad.net for example "bzr branch lp:juju"
[13:49] <LeoNerd> Well, then it'll try to pull from LP.. likely over HTTP
[13:49] <LeoNerd> So as long as you can make outbound HTTP requests you'll be fine
[13:49] <mbruzek> I obviously need to open the firewall to launchpad