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Tay Ray Chuan wrote:
> 
> I vaguely remember encountering this. Use a dav client, like cadaver,
> to manually release the lock.
> 
>   $ cadaver http://yourserver/git/kc/
>   > discover info/refs
> 
>   <bla bla: look for the lock token>
>   > unlock <token>
> 

I do appreciate the help... unfortunately, cadaver reports no locks but the
error persists...

For my purposes, I think I can use git-daemon. It's approaching the point
where it will not be worth dealing with the Apache layer. Unless there is a
simple solution, the HTTP approach seems to be adding complexity without
much benefit.

If anyone out there knows of a straightforward way to set this up, I'm eager
to hear it. (By "straightforward," I mean I'm out of time to fiddle around
with it much more.) If there is no straightforward way, git-daemon it will
be for me.

Thanks.
James
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