tag:support.hglabhq.com,2012-10-18:/discussions/problems/341-installtion-errorHgLab: Discussion 2013-10-01T09:25:50Ztag:support.hglabhq.com,2012-10-18:Comment/290695172013-09-30T13:23:27Z2013-09-30T13:23:27Zinstalltion error<div><p>Rajiv,</p>
<p>Apologies for the delay - your messages somehow got into "Spam"
folder.</p>
<p>What you need to do is open up dbo.Settings table in SQL Server
Management<br>
Studio and change the [Value] of row with [Property] equals to<br>
'home-directory' to wherever you want HgLab to store repository
data. This should be an absolute path and not be nested inside any
of the system<br>
directories.</p></div>Anton Gogolevtag:support.hglabhq.com,2012-10-18:Comment/290695172013-09-30T15:17:10Z2013-09-30T15:17:10Zinstalltion error<div><p>hi,<br>
Thanks i have made the necessary changes. i was not giving absolute
path.<br>
I am new with source code.<br>
I wanted to know like how can i add .dll files and create a
folder<br>
structure in the repository.</p>
<p>I am using this for visual studio websites and projects.</p>
<p>i want to use it for issue tracking also. Can i send this repo
directly to<br>
a remote location through FTP. is there any way to do this
integration.</p></div>Rajiv Kamdartag:support.hglabhq.com,2012-10-18:Comment/290695172013-10-01T09:25:48Z2013-10-01T09:25:48Zinstalltion error<div><p>Rajiv,</p>
<p>HgLab is a Mercurial server, so to add files to it you need to
push your changes to the repository hosted inside HgLab.</p>
<p>An excellent introduction to Mercurial is available here:
<a href="http://hginit.com/">http://hginit.com/</a></p>
<p>As for issue tracking, HgLab doesn't currently offer any issue
tracking capabilities.</p></div>Anton Gogolev