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Outdated nightly builds results on apache.org The latest nightly builds report for 4.2.x branch generated
Tue Nov 11 15:00:39 UTC 2008 - over a month ago. Farid. |
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgFarid Zaripov wrote:
> The latest nightly builds report for 4.2.x branch generated > Tue Nov 11 15:00:39 UTC 2008 - over a month ago. Weird, the others are up to date. [...investigating...] I think I've got it. Seems that the SSL certificate had expired and needed to be refreshed in order for svn to proceed with source code update. The page is up to date now (it will take a bit for the web server to pick it up). Martin > > Farid. > |
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgThe page has been updated but it looks like all the builds are stale
(33 days old). Let me see if I can find the time to figure out what's going on tomorrow. If not, I'm travelling starting Wednesday so it might need to wait until the 26th.
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgGreetings Martin
I took a glance at the logs for the 4.2.x exports, and observe the following error message: /usr/bin/scp: Argument list too long This particular message is generated when the exporter script attempts to copy the generated files out to Apache. The solution as I see it will be to manually perform the export, splitting the export list into pieces to avoid overloading scp. You'll then need to manually update the cache file as is done at the end of static_export.sh. --Andrew Black Martin Sebor wrote: > The page has been updated but it looks like all the builds are stale > (33 days old). Let me see if I can find the time to figure out what's > going on tomorrow. If not, I'm travelling starting Wednesday so it > might need to wait until the 26th. > > > Martin Sebor-2 wrote: >> Farid Zaripov wrote: >>> The latest nightly builds report for 4.2.x branch generated >>> Tue Nov 11 15:00:39 UTC 2008 - over a month ago. >> Weird, the others are up to date. >> >> [...investigating...] >> >> I think I've got it. Seems that the SSL certificate had expired >> and needed to be refreshed in order for svn to proceed with source >> code update. >> >> The page is up to date now (it will take a bit for the web server >> to pick it up). >> >> Martin >> >>> Farid. >>> >> >> > |
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgAndrew Black wrote:
> Greetings Martin > > I took a glance at the logs for the 4.2.x exports, and observe the > following error message: > > /usr/bin/scp: Argument list too long > > This particular message is generated when the exporter script attempts > to copy the generated files out to Apache. The solution as I see it > will be to manually perform the export, splitting the export list into > pieces to avoid overloading scp. You'll then need to manually update > the cache file as is done at the end of static_export.sh. Ah, thanks! I didn't get to this today so it'll have to wait until I get back from my trip on 12/25. In the unlikely event that I forget anyone affected by this should feel to pester me ;-) Sorry for the delays in getting this fixed... Martin > > --Andrew Black > > Martin Sebor wrote: >> The page has been updated but it looks like all the builds are stale >> (33 days old). Let me see if I can find the time to figure out what's >> going on tomorrow. If not, I'm travelling starting Wednesday so it >> might need to wait until the 26th. >> >> >> Martin Sebor-2 wrote: >>> Farid Zaripov wrote: >>>> The latest nightly builds report for 4.2.x branch generated >>>> Tue Nov 11 15:00:39 UTC 2008 - over a month ago. >>> Weird, the others are up to date. >>> >>> [...investigating...] >>> >>> I think I've got it. Seems that the SSL certificate had expired >>> and needed to be refreshed in order for svn to proceed with source >>> code update. >>> >>> The page is up to date now (it will take a bit for the web server >>> to pick it up). >>> >>> Martin >>> >>>> Farid. >>>> >>> > |
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgIt turns out that cleaning out the $HOME/.stdcxx-cache/4.2.x directory and re-running the $HOME/bin/pubres.sh script fixed the problem. There were over 30,000 files in the directory, nearly half of them empty. All the empty ones were from sometime in September. There still are a bunch of them in $HOME/.stdcxx-cache/4.3.x although not nearly as many. I'm in the process of running $HOME/bin/mkxviews on people.apache.org now. When it's done and when the Web server picks up the changes the 4.2.x results should be up to date. Let's keep an eye on the results page over the next few days to make sure the problem is gone: http://stdcxx.apache.org/builds/4.2.x/
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Re: Outdated nightly builds results on apache.orgAn update on the results: they are now current, but all testsuite builds
fail with errors in the Rogue Wave test driver file lockfile.cpp (see below). I've just committed a fix for this error so once it's picked up by the nightly test infrastructure we should start seeing some hopefully more useful build results, probably sometime tomorrow. $(TOPDIR)/tests/src/lockfile.cpp: In destructor 'virtual RWQELockFile::~RWQELockFile()': $(TOPDIR)/tests/src/lockfile.cpp:161: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope $(TOPDIR)/tests/src/lockfile.cpp: In member function 'void RWQELockFile::copyName(const char*)': $(TOPDIR)/tests/src/lockfile.cpp:218: error: 'malloc' was not declared in this scope gmake: *** [lockfile.o] Error 1 It turns out that cleaning out the $HOME/.stdcxx-cache/4.2.x directory |
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