Peculiar Error: Illegal Command

[James Herdman]

Hi friends.

Thank you for all of your help so far. I think I've mostly got this nailed
down.

Matt was correct: we're not even touching Mercurial yet. The problem occurs
when logging in. Here's the story:

1. User logs in successfully
2. hg-admin-tools is set up to kick off hg-ssh upon login, provided a
particular SSH key. This happens.
3. Everything is fine and dandy until hg-ssh examines my rule-sets. The
method I'm talking about is called try_cmd in hg-ssh. What follows is my
hg-ssh-acccess.conf file. Note that my team is small, and I trust everyone,
so I pretty much leave things wide open to them:

--- BEGIN ---

write user=users/**
read user=users/**

--- END ---

After the rules tell hg-ssh that things aren't kosher, it writes "Illegal
command" to STDERR, and then aborts. Hence my problem.

I'm at a loss, my friends. Does anyone have any suggestions?

James

On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 8:08 AM, Ingo Proetel <proetel at aicas.de> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> >> $ hg -v clone . ssh://hg@myserver/my_repos
> >> => running ssh hg at myserver "hg init my_repos"
> >> => Illegal command 'hg init my_repos'
> >> => abort: could not create remote repo!
> >>
> try removing the quotes:
>   ssh hg at myserver hg init my_repos
>
>
> Cheers,
> Ingo
>
>
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