Re: [Gnu-arch-users] mirrored archive screwup

[Tom Lord]

    > From: Gurupartap Davis <address@hidden>

    > I've got a remote mirror (sftp) of an archive that has moved...well, 
    > that is, the name of the machine it is hosted on has changed.

    > I initially got confused and reregistered the local (mirrored) archive 
    > before I remembered I had to modify the '-SOURCE' version.  now my local 
    > archive's location is screwed up...what do I do now? 
    > The archive was created like 'tla make-archive --mirror-from 
    > myarchivename-SOURCE ~/\{archives\}' which I can't do anymore because I 
    > already have a local myarchivename (via register-archive)
    > There doesn't seem to be an 'unregister-archive' or 'delete-archive' 
    > command, so now I'm lost :(


I don't quite follow your question by you can unregister an archive
with the -d or --delete to `register-archive'.

Also, there's no great mystery to any of this stuff --
`register-archive' is just manipulating files in
~/.arch-params/=locations/ whose format you can probably guess by
looking at them.

-t