Thanks for reporting this. It probably means that the remote server
is sending an error containing a unicode character and we're not
correctly decoding it. Perhaps it's running out of memory. That's a
bug in itself but it's also hiding the lower level error.
Could you please try running the push again with "BZR_PDB=1 bzr push
..."; that should put you in a debugger, then type
p err
and that should show us the actual message.
Also, bzr 2.1 has many memory usage improvements so it may help to
upgrade to that on both client and server.
Hi,
Thanks for reporting this. It probably means that the remote server
is sending an error containing a unicode character and we're not
correctly decoding it. Perhaps it's running out of memory. That's a
bug in itself but it's also hiding the lower level error.
Could you please try running the push again with "BZR_PDB=1 bzr push
..."; that should put you in a debugger, then type
p err
and that should show us the actual message.
Also, bzr 2.1 has many memory usage improvements so it may help to
upgrade to that on both client and server.
-- launchpad. net/~mbp/>
Martin <http://