[13:35] <catern> Hey, how would I use bzr over HTTP?
[13:36] <catern> I would like to checkout http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gsrc/
[13:37] <catern> and I can't use bzr:// because ports other than 80/443 are blocked...
[13:37] <catern> and if I do "bzr checkout http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gsrc/ gsrc" I get "Not a branch"
[14:02] <fullermd> You probably want .../trunk
[14:44] <catern> er yeah i have that
[14:50] <catern> and it still does not work, should it?
[14:51] <fullermd> into works, so I presume branch would.
[14:51] <fullermd> Or checkout, though of course you won't be able to commit.
[15:11] <catern> it says not a branch :/
[15:12] <catern> not at a shell atm tho
[15:12] <fullermd> If you're looking at /r/gsrc, yes.  If you're looking at /r/gsrc/trunk, it should be OK.
[15:27] <catern> ugh... yes now that I'm back at my shell I realize I guess I omitted the /r/
[15:28] <catern> but now I get some invalid http response thing, ugh
[15:28] <catern> might be the corporate proxy...
[15:29] <catern> invalid http response: bad status line received
[15:30] <fullermd> Seems to work here
[15:30] <fullermd> % time dbzr branch http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/r/gsrc/trunk
[15:30] <fullermd> Branched 3851 revisions.
[15:30] <fullermd> 10.178u 0.410s 0:40.19 26.3%    5+167k 51+294io 3pf+0w
[15:31] <fullermd> Wouldn't be too surprising I guess if a proxy expected web browsers loading web pages choked itself on an app expecting fine-grained file access  :)