Re: [orbit-dev] Fw: Stable orbit build S200705301823

[David M Williams <david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For the curious, Kim and I did learn
that not all committers do have a 'downloads' symbolic link defined in
their HOME directory! 
(I suspsect she's the only one who doesn't
:) 

I added a comment to the declare.sh
file explaining what was and how currently defined. 

I also learned (from what I can see)
that myself, Jeff, Kim, and Sonia are the only ones with write access,

so if anyone else needs it, or wants
to be a "backup" build master, then .... write a note 
to the Orbit Project Lead :)  asking
if you can become a member of 'orbitadmin' and 'orbitbuild' groups. 

Thanks,

David M Williams/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS
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Well, first, it's not really your home directory ... 
/home/data/users/kmoir/downloads 
is a symbolic link ... well, I'm assuming we ALL have thay symbolic link
defined. 
(I'll bet you realized that right after sending the note :) 

My guess is replication in the cluster is not yet quite complete? 
That would explain why you couldn't 'read' it. 
Want to try again in a 5 or 10 minutes? 
I might also warn, that even once on downloads, a build that 
relies on HTTP might not find them immediately ... until it's had time
to 
replicate ... just in case you were planning on kicking off a build 
immedately afterwards. 

But, you might need to be a member of the "orbitadmin" group
to write to 
the directory downloads/tools/orbit/downloads/drops

Want to join?   
But, at 73, you may be up to the number-of-unix-groups limit?

Kim Moir <Kim_Moir@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Actually, I just tried to promote it and received an error message.

I'm in this directory on build.eclipse.org 

kmoir@build:/home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/tools/orbit/committers>
pwd 
/home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/tools/orbit/committers

kmoir@build:/home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/tools/orbit/committers>
./declare.sh S200705301823 
S200705301823 
declaring build S200705301823 
  into /home/data/users/kmoir/downloads/tools/orbit/downloads/drops
  using the build from /home/data/users/kmoir/downloads/tools/orbit/committers/drops
cp: cannot stat `/home/data/users/kmoir/downloads/tools/orbit/committers/drops/S200705301823':
No such file or directory 
Can't open /home/data/users/kmoir/downloads/tools/orbit/downloads/drops/S200705301823/*.php:
No such file or directory. 
Can't open /home/data/users/kmoir/downloads/tools/orbit/downloads/drops/S200705301823/*.map:
No such file or directory. 

David, any suggestions? Am I running the script from the wrong directory.
 I don't really understand why the script is trying to copy files
from my home directory. 

Kim 


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Kim Moir/Ottawa/IBM

05/30/2007 03:03 PM

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I'm going to promote orbit build  S200705301823 to stable unless anyone
has any objections. 

I've read 

http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Orbit_Builds#How_to_declare_a_build

and think I have commit rights to promote it. 

We need a stable build as we are starting to build toward 3.3RC3 tonight
and would like to include fixes from the Orbit bundles.

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