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2010-01-04
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I have guile built since Dec 23. Been trying to get it built on the dev servers at various points since then. One time it did all build ok, but then didn't sync, so the packages came up weird at http://maemo.org/packages
I can't even remember why I was trying to build it. Dep for something, no doubt. Oh well, I guess that will never hit the repo...
I can't even remember why I was trying to build it. Dep for something, no doubt. Oh well, I guess that will never hit the repo...
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2010-01-05
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I agree that using the autobuilder was a frustrating experience until recently (slow, packages not getting moved), but this week it has been very fast and very effective. Have you not had the same experience?
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2010-01-05
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Works like a charm for me, no complains.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by Flandry
Yes, it's definitely better than before. There's certainly still some issues though. For instance:
I agree that using the autobuilder was a frustrating experience until recently (slow, packages not getting moved), but this week it has been very fast and very effective. Have you not had the same experience?
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5818#c27
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by jebba
Heh, he says he SIGINTed it in the reply to that comment.
Yes, it's definitely better than before. There's certainly still some issues though. For instance:
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5818#c27
Autobuilder was completely fubar on the 31st-1st due to someone uploading a package that messed with it. Ever since that has been fixed my submitted packages are built and uploaded to -devel within 5-10 minutes. Small packages, but still compiled ones.
Now brainstorm, that server is still in need of some serious help.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by Flandry
Actually, that wasn't the reason. "Everyone" presumed that since debconf (or somesuch) was submitted right around the time that things broke. The explanation (more or less, mostly less) for what happened is here:
Autobuilder was completely fubar on the 31st-1st due to someone uploading a package that messed with it.
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/mae...ry/023323.html
Originally Posted by Flandry
Ya, especially since they punt bugs they closed as "MOVED" over there. They just put the bug in MOVED status--they don't actually move it to anywhere. It's up to the submitter to wrangle with "brainstorm" or the bug just gets lost.
Now brainstorm, that server is still in need of some serious help.
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by jebba
Ah, well i only know what i was told. Point is, things are going swimmingly now.
Actually, that wasn't the reason. "Everyone" presumed that since debconf (or somesuch) was submitted right around the time that things broke. The explanation (more or less, mostly less) for what happened is here:
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/mae...ry/023323.html
I just tried to promote two apps to -testing, and that particular undertaking still seems to be mostly broken. You'd think a process than only requires a maintainer to click on a link wouldn't be aggravating, right?
Click and wait....
wait...
15 minutes later
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still nothing?
Webpage still loading...
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nothing showing up in testing
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Crap, now what do i do?
Yeah...
Also some nice errors coming out of brainstorm:
Need voters
grgdgrgd
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in /mnt/netapp/pear/midcom/lib/midcom/services/cache/backend.php on line 469
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2010-01-05
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Originally Posted by Flandry
Oh, this is totally cringeworthy. Makes it hard to keep track of where you are at with packages too. I don't see a way to even search for which packages I maintain either (e.g. which packages really made it through etc). (Also, I tried to search for which packages hopbeat maintains, but I don't see a way to find that info.)
I just tried to promote two apps to -testing, and that particular undertaking still seems to be mostly broken. You'd think a process than only requires a maintainer to click on a link wouldn't be aggravating, right?
Originally Posted by Flandry
LOL.
Also some nice errors coming out of brainstorm:
grgdgrgd? Lol the server grumbling maybe?
Ya, re: this thread:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=38723
I have brainstorm spinning for about 30 minutes now...
According to this:
http://mg.pov.lt/maemo-meeting-irclo...01-05.log.html
The "server move" may be next week. At that point it may be worthwhile to try to work on this stuff again.
I mean really, a repo is just basically a webserver. I understand if someone says "wouldn't it be great if we could see buildlogs live on the build server" and it would take a month or two to implement. But a fkn webserver serving up a repo? Why should that be down so often? This is cakewalk kind of stuff. Like things that people set up by the dozen in an afternoon. Do: rsync, configure apache, dns change, done.
An SMTP server? Granted that can get a bit hairier, but sheez, not that hard. W.T.F.
This is ridiculous. I have seen that *some* progress has been made, but still...
It would be nice to actually just focus on doing what I'm doing instead of being thwarted by crappy servers all the time.
Then check out this thread where someone who actually has some access on the box defends his "turf" by basically saying more people shouldn't have access:
http://lists.maemo.org/pipermail/mae...ry/023325.html
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