git repo on cl.net trashed?!

Gary King <[email protected]> Thu, 7 May 2009 20:49:37 -0400
Newsgroups gmane.lisp.cclan.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
git fsck reports

> error: 00fe921ca3660cd116825f76a56b4912f878857c: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 096cce2612b7f59f1e8a8deaf6c2b851107bc4f8: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 348c263634970492274e8b61b2745085c23f557d: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 34dba06e0230a509730dc18a758cdbaadc80900b: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 3d50e41634b4ba657bd0aedf9b5c51516d6d3da0: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 5439294a26289e7e7c08e2b7085202f6488a31bc: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 9586a60d3824bd2fa958e548363a6cccd798588f: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: 9cc3ccd8d61651c471c2c7123f3f47e9042bd84b: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: c457de74d45d34be385c2721cd4eaa449a756f93: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: cd42d4c39c2c95dc31ccad4124eddfc8795c5622: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: d1d8f4db86dfb5ef2b0847f96999bf7e0235afe0: object corrupt or  
> missing
> error: e29f0a6aceb11db6ec5a8b6fa284bdc7f6da8c08: object corrupt or  
> missing
> broken link from    tree f3ddd609fef1183f3778d22a599e1029de74b4ce
>               to    blob 3d50e41634b4ba657bd0aedf9b5c51516d6d3da0
> broken link from    tree f3ddd609fef1183f3778d22a599e1029de74b4ce
>               to    tree 00fe921ca3660cd116825f76a56b4912f878857c
> broken link from  commit ddcf33a539faa728751f70591b2b781f057340e1
>               to  commit c457de74d45d34be385c2721cd4eaa449a756f93
> missing tree 00fe921ca3660cd116825f76a56b4912f878857c
> missing commit c457de74d45d34be385c2721cd4eaa449a756f93
> dangling commit 22b407fd3be1f1515d2b7a0143c07376c82f3f30
> missing blob 3d50e41634b4ba657bd0aedf9b5c51516d6d3da0

I'm assuming that I caused bad things to happen somehow when repairing  
permissions. If no one complains (by sometime tomorrow), I'm going to  
recreate the repo from what I have locally.


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