Re: guile-bash updated source url

[david.larsson@selfhosted.xyz]

On Wed, 8 May 2019, Mark H Weaver wrote:

> FYI, David might not have seen my reply below, because my mail server is
> unable to perform DNS lookups for his domain, and thus is unable to look
> up the MX record to deliver mail to him.  I'm not yet sure what's going
> wrong, maybe something in my firewall configuration.
>
>      Mark

Hi,

Im not sure why, I do make some scheduled blocklist-updates and resets
around midnight which could have led to a temporary block. (Though I
think most MTA's just resends a few times before giving up so I
haven't concerned myself with this so far).

>
>>> I made a commit since I was unable figure out how to create a
>>> git-mirror from the Software Heritage website but was able to retrieve
>>> the correct commit as a tarball. Then I guix init'ed the folder, and
>>> made a commit in order to push it to gitlab.
>>
>> Hmm.  If I understand correctly, it sounds like this will discard the
>> entire previous git history.  If you want to maintain this package and
>> host the repository yourself (as opposed to us relying on Software
>> Heritage), I would advocate trying again until you can properly clone
>> the existing repository.  We can help if needed.  It's important to get
>> this right now, because git history cannot be rewritten after the fact,
>> and it's important to preserve the existing history.

Yeah unfortunately the gitlab url I added don't have any git
history. If you can help me retrieve it from software heritage like a
git clone or so with the git version history that would be very
nice. I tried finding a way and looked at swh.scm but I couldn't
figure it out within any reasonable amount of time.

Sincerely,
David L