[emf-dev] Re: EMFT full?

["Nick Boldt" <nickboldt@xxxxxxxxx>]

It's time to migrate to modeling.eclipse.org. 80G of free space beats 3G any day of the week. That's why we requested a new server.

You can copy the contents of your emft.eclipse.org:~/.ssh folder into modeling.eclipse.org:~/.ssh, and all your server connections should work. The only thing you might have to do to make builds work from modeling.eclipse is to ensure that apache@ can ssh to your user@dev in order to do tagging & releasing. 

Nick

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 3:16 PM, Anthony Hunter <anthonyh@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I did a one minute "du | sort -n" on emft.eclipse.org, the file is in /home/ahunter/du.txt

EMF and GMF are one and two in disk space usage offenders, I will cleanup GMF.

Cheers...
Anthony
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James Bruck---12/10/2008 03:03:01 PM---Hi Nick, I was just doing a build for UML2 on EMFT and noticed the following error:

From:	James Bruck/Ottawa/IBM
To:	nickboldt@xxxxxxxxx
Cc:	Dave Steinberg/Toronto/IBM@IBMCA, Anthony Hunter/Ottawa/IBM@IBMCA, Paul Elder/Ottawa/IBM@IBMCA
Date:	12/10/2008 03:03 PM
Subject:	EMFT full?

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Hi Nick,

I was just doing a build for UML2 on EMFT and noticed the following error:


Total time: 14 minutes 36 seconds
An exception occurred while writing to the platform log:
java.io.IOException: No space left on device

http://emft.eclipse.org/modeling/mdt/uml2/downloads/drops/3.0.0/I200812101407/buildlog.txt


Nick, is there a cron job that does some cleaning or should we be cleaning out old builds ourselves?
I think we were supposed to move to 'modeling' as opposed to EMFT but can we still continue on EMFT?

Cheers,
- James.

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