Orocos toolchain v2.1.0 bootstrap fail on Ubuntu 10.04

After looking at the autoprojet log file, I conclude that the problem isn't
the script but my connection to the git repository (port blocked by IT). Is
there a way to make the bootstrap script works fine with only the http
protocol?

2010/10/14 Philippe Hamelin <philippe [dot] hamelin [..] ...>

> Hello,
>
> I'm just trying for the first time the bootstrap script on my Ubuntu 10.04
> host. See the attached log file.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Philippe Hamelin
>
>
>

Orocos toolchain v2.1.0 bootstrap fail on Ubuntu 10.04

On Thursday 14 October 2010 15:45:01 Philippe Hamelin wrote:
> After looking at the autoprojet log file, I conclude that the problem isn't
> the script but my connection to the git repository (port blocked by IT). Is
> there a way to make the bootstrap script works fine with only the http
> protocol?
>

When the bootstrap starts, it should have asked you to choose between git,
http and ssh. Type http.

Or edit the autoproj/config.yml file and modify the line:
GITORIOUS: git
to
GITORIOUS: http

Depending on where you got stuck, you'll have to autoproj update or re-do the
bootstrap anyway.

The alternative is to download the official tarball/zip files, which don't
require an internet connection, except for setting up the ruby gems.

Peter

Orocos toolchain v2.1.0 bootstrap fail on Ubuntu 10.04

On 10/18/2010 04:25 PM, Peter Soetens wrote:
> On Thursday 14 October 2010 15:45:01 Philippe Hamelin wrote:
>> After looking at the autoprojet log file, I conclude that the problem isn't
>> the script but my connection to the git repository (port blocked by IT). Is
>> there a way to make the bootstrap script works fine with only the http
>> protocol?
>>
> When the bootstrap starts, it should have asked you to choose between git,
> http and ssh. Type http.
>
> Or edit the autoproj/config.yml file and modify the line:
> GITORIOUS: git
> to
> GITORIOUS: http
You don't have to edit the file by hand, you can run

autoproj update --reconfigure

so that autoproj asks you again ...