**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sat Jul 23 23:59:56 2005 Jul 24 01:57:40 moin Jul 24 01:57:45 Hello...can anyone help me with an issue? Jul 24 01:57:54 I'm working with Nylon, OE based, and when I try to call bitbake it returns the following error: Jul 24 01:58:01 ERROR: Unable to open conf/bitbake.conf Jul 24 01:59:12 vbcn: most likely your BBPATH environment variable is wrong/missing Jul 24 02:00:35 my BBPATH is set on the env.sh script like that: export BBPATH=${OEBASE}:${OEBASE}/openembedded Jul 24 02:01:02 and the file bitbake.conf is set on /openembedded/conf/bitbake.conf Jul 24 02:01:43 (I set 777 permission on it, but it doesn't seem to solve the problem) Jul 24 02:01:57 vbcn: bitbake -DDD and see what files it tries to read Jul 24 02:03:24 I get the same ("Unable to open...") error when I call bitbake, no matter with flags or parameters I use :( Jul 24 02:03:57 vbcn: No, -DDD traces itself... but if you know better... Jul 24 02:05:54 Excuse me, I didn't whant to mean that Jul 24 02:06:11 i've tried "bitbake -DDD", but I get the same error :( Jul 24 02:07:38 vbcn: yes but you should have at least ten to twenty lines of debugging Jul 24 02:07:43 output Jul 24 02:09:16 I get only one output line with the "ERROR: Unable to open conf/bitbake.conf" Jul 24 02:10:17 I suppouse that if the command that you say doesn't work, the problem is worse than I though Jul 24 02:11:06 it's strange because I built a few days ago all the Environment succesfully, and the process ran bitbake several times without any problems :-S Jul 24 02:11:11 I strongly doubt that it doesn't work Jul 24 02:11:52 vbcn: not finding conf/local.conf indicates a wrong BBPATH Jul 24 02:12:07 vbcn: echo $BBPATH please Jul 24 02:13:00 oops....echo $BBPATH returns a blank line Jul 24 02:13:17 it seems to be missing to store the path? Jul 24 02:19:05 vbcn: dunno I'm no shell expert Jul 24 02:20:21 thanks anyway, I appreciate your help. No I know there's something wrong with the BBPATH variable Jul 24 02:20:23 thank you Jul 24 02:23:17 good morning all Jul 24 02:23:56 koen: moin Jul 24 02:24:12 koen: my tinderclient.bbclass contains an error Jul 24 02:24:25 it does? Jul 24 02:24:33 * koen is busy waking up Jul 24 02:27:16 moin Jul 24 02:27:40 koen: i have trying more than week build opie from oe sources. it fail while build or builded image doesn't work. can you share "local.conf" files for me which you use for hh.org snaphosts ? Jul 24 02:29:34 aquadran: cp local.conf.sample local.conf, DISTRO=familiar-0.8.3 Jul 24 02:29:44 aquadran: and I don't know anything about opie Jul 24 02:32:52 hey CoreDump|home Jul 24 02:33:07 zecke_: what's the error? Jul 24 02:35:00 koen: not sending failure or success Jul 24 02:35:15 ah, that explains the yellow Jul 24 02:43:11 aquadran: rootfs fails because of a missing ipkg.conf, right? Jul 24 02:43:18 not sure why... Jul 24 02:51:02 JustinP: hmm, i don't know. i didn't noticed that. Jul 24 02:51:57 that's what's failing for me right now Jul 24 02:52:12 after I fixed the pcre /usr/lib/libc.a bug Jul 24 02:52:26 zecke_: I'm setting up the OpenSlug tinderbox client now. Jul 24 02:52:35 Do you have a sample config which I can copy from? Jul 24 02:52:48 what is this tinderbox thing? Jul 24 02:52:49 rwhitby-away: conf/tinder.conf Jul 24 02:53:15 JustinP: http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/OpenEmbeddedBuild/status.html Jul 24 02:54:32 and http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.handhelds.openembedded/5264 Jul 24 02:55:43 koen: what should BUILDNAME and SUBJECT be set to for OpenSlug ? Jul 24 02:57:05 'Tinder Client OpenSlug' and 'Tinder Client OpenSlug report' or something like that Jul 24 02:57:06 rwhitby-away: SUBJECT must be "OpenEmbedded Tinder Log" Jul 24 02:57:11 ok Jul 24 02:57:25 or at least start with OpenEmbedded... Jul 24 02:57:30 let me change that in tinder.conf Jul 24 02:57:53 TINDER_BUILD = "openslug-sluggy-sluggy-image" Jul 24 02:58:07 koen: and TINDER_BUILDNAME does not exist :( Jul 24 02:58:44 so it is: #TINDER_BUILD = "Tinder Client Test-NameOfClient" ? Jul 24 02:58:57 zecke_: is simply "OpenSlug" and "Unslung" suitable for TINDER_BUILD? Jul 24 02:58:59 without spaces and / Jul 24 02:59:03 well I gather that it's some sort of automated build and testing system, but none of those links said anything like that.... Jul 24 02:59:26 rwhitby-away: hmm do you build everything slug related? Jul 24 02:59:47 JustinP: http://zecke.blogspot.com/ Jul 24 02:59:57 JustinP: but it might be off as I was really really tired Jul 24 02:59:59 zecke_: we will have a cron job on the official build machine which will build OpenSlug and Unslung Jul 24 03:00:28 they will be the official builds. Others may do personal builds. Jul 24 03:01:17 rwhitby-away: if you specify TINDER_VERBOSE_REPORT you will send one mail per Task Jul 24 03:01:17 bbiab 30min Jul 24 03:01:24 rwhitby-away: if not only one big compile log Jul 24 03:05:32 03koen 07org.oe.dev * rb56b830a... 10/conf/tinder.conf: Fix up tinder.conf some more Jul 24 03:05:41 zecke_: did you push the fix for the bbclass yet? Jul 24 03:07:02 zecke_: cool :-) Jul 24 03:07:03 koen: I need to get mails first ;) Jul 24 03:09:41 all right, I should be going to sleep now....I hope someone either applies my pcre patch or finds an alternative Jul 24 03:13:48 zecke_: fetchmail: No mail for tinderbox-oe@gmx.net at pop.gmx.net Jul 24 03:15:25 zecke_: did you turn the gmx spamfilter off? Jul 24 03:17:40 koen: no but who should send mails? Jul 24 03:18:06 zecke_: Venture Capitalists wanting to give us meagabucks Jul 24 03:22:17 that is useful spam Jul 24 03:31:07 zecke_: http://pastebin.com/319558 Jul 24 03:31:16 are those settings correct? Jul 24 03:32:15 ibot: test Jul 24 03:32:15 Oh, no! There's a test and I haven't studied! Jul 24 03:32:21 could some of those (e.g. _ERROR, _LOG, _MAILTO, _TREE, _REPORT, _START) be defaulted somehow ? Jul 24 03:32:24 * koen hopes the one big log will pass gmx.net Jul 24 03:32:58 rwhitby: looks good Jul 24 03:33:22 koen: you'd prefer different settings? Jul 24 03:34:15 rwhitby: I'm not sure gmx.net will like a 5MB mail Jul 24 03:34:22 can some defaults be put in tinderclient.bbclass? Jul 24 03:34:32 koen: what should I change? Jul 24 03:36:20 or can tinder.conf be defaults, and we include that in local.conf and override it? Jul 24 03:37:41 koen: how do I stop it being a 5MB mail? Jul 24 03:38:24 rwhitby: build less ;) or do verbose reports Jul 24 03:38:30 rwhitby: but let us try it first Jul 24 03:39:06 hail pb_ Jul 24 03:39:26 hail zecke Jul 24 03:39:35 * zecke_ awards pb_ for giving the homeless a $HOME... Jul 24 03:42:50 zecke: mm? Jul 24 03:44:40 zecke_; you should have tinderbox mail (a small one) Jul 24 03:45:55 zecke_: did that work? Jul 24 03:45:58 hi all Jul 24 03:46:04 florian: good morning! Jul 24 03:46:25 rwhitby: did you mail tinderbox-oe? Jul 24 03:46:54 yep Jul 24 03:47:09 2005-07-24 03:39:12 1Dwdt2-0004po-6J <= tinderclient@nslu2-linux.org H=localhost ([66.159.209.54]) [127.0.0.1] P=esmtp S=33152 Jul 24 03:47:09 2005-07-24 03:39:15 1Dwdt2-0004po-6J => tinderbox-oe@gmx.net R=dnslookup T=remote_smtp H=mx0.gmx.de [213.165.64.100] Jul 24 03:47:09 2005-07-24 03:39:15 1Dwdt2-0004po-6J Completed Jul 24 03:48:02 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/mail/from Jul 24 03:50:10 so it didn't make it? Jul 24 03:51:20 sounds like you are blacklisted at gmx Jul 24 03:51:51 it is not even in the spam filter Jul 24 03:52:28 zecke: how can I see the revision history of a file in the monotone repository? Jul 24 03:52:41 either using the web interface or the shell would be fine Jul 24 03:53:31 annotate, log Jul 24 03:53:46 I tried that, but neither seemed to work Jul 24 03:53:58 viewmtn is using monotone log ;) Jul 24 03:54:02 pb@lurch:~/oe/oe/packages/gcc$ monotone log gcc-cross-sdk_3.3.4.bb Jul 24 03:54:03 pb@lurch:~/oe/oe/packages/gcc$ monotone annotate gcc-cross-sdk_3.3.4.bb Jul 24 03:54:03 monotone: misuse: No such file 'gcc-cross-sdk_3.3.4.bb' in revision 7d0136e54bdf205173cc235d2b4a5d747c2bd8bc Jul 24 03:54:03 pb@lurch:~/oe/oe/packages/gcc$ Jul 24 03:57:59 pb_: it wants a path Jul 24 03:58:10 meaning what? Jul 24 03:58:21 pb_: cd openembedded ; monotone annatate packages/gcc/gcc-cross-sdk_3.3.4.bb Jul 24 03:58:28 without the typos Jul 24 03:58:43 ah Jul 24 03:58:53 thanks, yeah, that works Jul 24 03:58:58 annotates is a database op (confusing & annoying) Jul 24 03:59:01 the path has to match the entry in the manifest Jul 24 03:59:19 now, can I get it to show the revisions in any more readable format? Jul 24 03:59:32 "80f3b9d4e175b65ba8e7040fdcdfe98c15fc09fd" doesn't mean much to me Jul 24 03:59:46 monotone cat revision 80f3b9d4e175b65ba8e7040fdcdfe98c15fc09fd Jul 24 04:00:45 or monotone log Jul 24 04:00:48 what I really want is for "annotate" to show me the date and author of each revision, kind of like cvs does. Jul 24 04:00:53 me too Jul 24 04:01:19 I had some shell magic to do that Jul 24 04:01:25 * koen searches for that Jul 24 04:03:48 monotone annotate packages/sylpheed/sylpheed_2.0.0beta6.bb | awk '{print $1}' | tail -n1 | sed s/:// | xargs monotone list certs Jul 24 04:03:58 that gives the log for the last line Jul 24 04:04:10 thanks Jul 24 04:05:53 monotone needs a bit of user interface added around it which doesn't expose the hashes so much ... Jul 24 04:05:53 03freyther 07org.oe.dev * r017e300c... 10/classes/tinderclient.bbclass: Jul 24 04:05:53 classes/tinderclient.bbclass: Jul 24 04:05:53 -Fix indention of the final report mail. Now success or failure Jul 24 04:05:53 should be mail to the tinderbox. Jul 24 04:05:57 03koen 07org.oe.dev * r761267fc... 10/conf/tinder.conf: more info on VERBOSE_REPORT Jul 24 04:08:51 rwhitby: OpenSlug has landed Jul 24 04:09:09 we might have an timezone issue... Jul 24 04:09:41 :) Jul 24 04:10:24 zecke_: well, I'm in one timezone, the build is in another, and you're in another, so I hope Tinderbox handles it properly ... Jul 24 04:11:09 zecke_: make tinderstart use UTC Jul 24 04:12:52 koen: could we delete the data_dir and content of html_output once more? Jul 24 04:13:21 rwhitby: update your tree please to get a fixed tinderclient.bbclass Jul 24 04:19:00 mickey|zzZZzz: even the regular gcc-cross seems to suffer from the FP problem in an openzaurus build. I guess this bug is not specific to the SDK. Jul 24 04:19:01 will do Jul 24 04:19:17 mickey|zzZZzz: maybe gcc 3.3 just lacks the right bits to do openzaurus style floating point Jul 24 04:22:50 koen: and could you give me write access to the files in local_conf and bin/ Jul 24 04:23:32 zecke_: try now Jul 24 04:26:45 koen: could we clean data_dir and html_output? ;) Jul 24 04:27:29 done Jul 24 04:28:13 rwhitby: you could start a build now Jul 24 04:32:25 do I need to change any of the variables in my local.conf for the timezone stuff (i.e. TINDER_START) ? Jul 24 04:32:57 rwhitby: yes... but I do not know to what yet? Jul 24 04:33:08 using gmtime instead of localtime should give utc Jul 24 04:33:20 but I need to make the tinderbox to process mails as utc as well Jul 24 04:34:24 So <<>> ? Jul 24 04:34:54 yes but the issue is with process_mails Jul 24 04:36:10 03:36:14 Jul 24 04:36:32 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/cgi-bin//tinder.cgi?tree=OpenEmbeddedBuild&start-time=1122183042&display-hours=24 Jul 24 04:36:42 you show up... Jul 24 04:37:04 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/cgi-bin//gunzip.cgi?tree=OpenEmbeddedBuild&full-log=1122204615.7653 Jul 24 04:39:54 zecke_: I think I killed bitbakeqa Jul 24 04:40:23 koen: how? Jul 24 04:40:43 rm /data/tinderbox*/data_dir/* -rf Jul 24 04:41:42 yes Jul 24 04:42:00 and same for html_output Jul 24 04:42:19 koen: the data_dir can be removed completely as it gets created... Jul 24 04:44:58 zecke_: you should see Unslung appear now too ... Jul 24 04:54:14 koen: did you delete the data? Jul 24 04:55:58 want me to do it again? Jul 24 04:56:47 koen: no I wonder from where he gets the h3900... build Jul 24 04:57:44 koen: I think I confused tinderbox with starting a new build when a old one hasn't been finished yet... Jul 24 04:58:44 heh Jul 24 04:58:51 ok, what do I need to rm? Jul 24 04:59:53 koen: I'm starting a new build and see what happens... Jul 24 05:00:04 ok Jul 24 05:02:18 rwhitby: 'tinderbox: starttime:', is greater than the tinderbox: timenow. Jul 24 05:02:46 I'm using gmtime as pasted above ... Jul 24 05:02:49 I need to study for my drivers license... I will fix the timezone issue later Jul 24 05:03:21 rwhitby: and I said it will only work when the tinderbox expects UTC as welll Jul 24 05:03:43 so should I change it back to localtime until then ? Jul 24 05:04:09 no leave it like that for now Jul 24 05:08:53 * koen install OE in his workstation Jul 24 05:09:09 lets see I can get the tinderboox to work Jul 24 05:10:11 does anybody here have the eleet user-mode-linux ski11z? Jul 24 05:10:24 nope Jul 24 05:10:34 drat Jul 24 05:10:35 isn't mickey|zzZZzz the uml master? Jul 24 05:10:43 ah, is he? Jul 24 05:10:46 mickey|zzZZzz: wake up! Jul 24 05:10:50 tch, lazy germans Jul 24 05:10:53 iirc he is using OE to make uml images Jul 24 05:11:28 ./packages/meta/uml-image.bb Jul 24 05:12:21 ah yes Jul 24 05:12:26 cya later Jul 24 05:12:28 I could drive to Frankfurt and wake him uf if it is really necessary ;-) Jul 24 05:12:40 florian: hehe. no, it is not that urgent :-) Jul 24 05:12:58 * zecke_ thinks tinderbox isn't as robust as one expects... Jul 24 05:13:09 zecke_: which tinderbox version are you using? Jul 24 05:13:26 pb_: tinderbox2 from mozilla/webtools Jul 24 05:13:35 hm, maybe that is your error Jul 24 05:13:41 I think mozilla is still using tinderbox1 Jul 24 05:13:45 iirc, tinderbox2 was abandoned Jul 24 05:13:53 really? Jul 24 05:14:04 pb_: but OSDL did work on tinderbox2 as well? Jul 24 05:14:14 zecke: I thought OSDL was working on tinderbox3 Jul 24 05:14:17 pb_: and the author works on tb3 outside of mozilla Jul 24 05:14:31 which, aiui, is based on tinderbox1 rather than tinderbox2 Jul 24 05:15:22 pb_: which tb did you use? Jul 24 05:15:28 1, I think Jul 24 05:15:48 http://www.mozilla.org/projects/tinderbox/ Jul 24 05:16:24 that does not sound like "tb2 is not done, go away"?! Jul 24 05:17:47 true Jul 24 05:17:57 can you tell by looking at the web page which version is in use? Jul 24 05:18:14 for example http://tinderbox.mozilla.org/showbuilds.cgi?tree=SeaMonkey-Ports Jul 24 05:18:20 one probably can... Jul 24 05:18:36 that looks like tinderbox1 output to me, but maybe tinderbox2 looks similar Jul 24 05:19:19 output looks similiar but the Administration looks different... Jul 24 05:27:29 moin, can anybody tell me how I can check out bitbake with svn? Jul 24 05:28:30 DeGT: no ask berlios Jul 24 05:29:32 rwhitby-away: congrats you've broken tinderbox ;) Jul 24 05:30:39 heh Jul 24 05:30:58 pb_: mozilla use tb1 (showbuilds.cgi is the indicator) Jul 24 05:40:05 zecke: ah, right, as I suspected Jul 24 05:40:22 I fear that probably means they will be immune to your DoS attacks Jul 24 05:41:22 pb_: probably Jul 24 05:41:43 I just need to fix process_mails Jul 24 05:44:09 the latest change to tb1 was in 2004 Jul 24 05:44:24 sam eapplies for tb2 :( Jul 24 05:44:32 doh Jul 24 05:44:46 maybe you should try to chase down the osdl tb3 stuff Jul 24 05:44:58 I never managed to find anyone who knew anything about that. Jul 24 05:45:08 pb_: I'm currently chasing Jul 24 05:45:21 http://www.johnkeiser.com/mozilla/tbox3.html ? Jul 24 05:45:22 http://www.osdl.org/cgi-bin/osdl_development_wiki.pl?Linux_Kernel_Tinderbox Jul 24 05:45:31 zecke_: ah, sounds like you are one step ahead of me Jul 24 05:45:41 koen: that is another TB3 ;) Jul 24 05:45:49 aaargh ;) Jul 24 05:45:51 but using postgress... Jul 24 05:45:57 crumbs Jul 24 05:46:34 I tempted to ask jg what he runs on fd.o but... Jul 24 05:46:44 zecke_: we can probably check FROM: headers in procmail if some nitwits want to sabotage us Jul 24 05:46:54 I don't think jg actually runs it. you could ask in #freedesktop, though. Jul 24 05:47:01 maybe someone like daniels or ajax would know Jul 24 05:47:19 http://www.freedesktop.org/Software/TinderboxWiki Jul 24 05:47:45 koen: the OSDL TB3 is based on the TB3 you posted Jul 24 05:47:47 ah, anholt Jul 24 05:48:26 good news for zecke's bsd troubles Jul 24 05:48:52 oh what did I miss?! Jul 24 05:49:18 Eric is a freebsd guru Jul 24 05:49:32 http://www.livejournal.com/users/anholt/ Jul 24 05:50:10 zecke_: see the june 22nd entry Jul 24 05:58:43 Did anyone here notice problems building for x86 based systems? Jul 24 05:59:22 not yet Jul 24 05:59:40 but I havent' really built anything in a week or so Jul 24 05:59:50 glibc doesn't seem to build anymore... Jul 24 05:59:59 for arm it is ok. Jul 24 06:00:25 there's a note on that in the mailinglist or bugzilla Jul 24 06:00:42 pb_: was it NTPL? Jul 24 06:00:46 ah.. let me see Jul 24 06:00:47 florian: yah, some dude complained of that on the mailing list the other day Jul 24 06:01:11 apparently the epia configuration, which is the only x86 that I test regularly, is still using some older glibc. Jul 24 06:01:37 * florian waits for Thunderbird to come up Jul 24 06:01:50 I'm not sure what's gone wrong with the new one. It sounds a bit weird. Jul 24 06:03:09 pb_: i tried latest and an older one which seem to suffer from the same problem Jul 24 06:03:25 florian: which older one did you try? Jul 24 06:04:12 pb_: 2.2.3+cvs 20050420 Jul 24 06:04:32 eh. s/2.2/2.3 Jul 24 06:04:44 try 2.3.2+cvs20040726 Jul 24 06:05:36 okay Jul 24 06:06:07 I'll look at the problem with the new one later on. Jul 24 06:06:27 meantime, can I talk you into updating gcc-cross-sdk to use 3.4.4? Jul 24 06:07:11 hmm I think I will stick to tb2 for now Jul 24 06:07:24 righto Jul 24 06:07:46 I will fix processmails and bugs and look for something better Jul 24 06:08:02 pb_: yes.. i guess that should be easy, i'll do this as soon as i have enough room for my workstation keyboard again :-) Jul 24 06:08:11 florian: excellent :-) Jul 24 06:10:57 bbiab, gotta go over to the office for a little while Jul 24 06:11:21 it is sunday?! addict Jul 24 06:11:59 zecke_: yes it is sunday ;-) Jul 24 06:14:20 hrm... Thunderbird is a pain on a 200MHz machine :-/ Jul 24 06:40:34 rwhitby: could you please stop using gmtime for now? Jul 24 06:43:37 sure - want me to change it back to localtime? Jul 24 06:45:11 rwhitby: for now yes Jul 24 06:45:17 ok, just kicked off a localtime build. let me know if that causes any problems ... Jul 24 06:46:03 * koen sees an extra UTC collumn at http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/OpenEmbeddedBuild/status.html Jul 24 06:47:46 zecke_: 13 + 2 = 11? Jul 24 06:48:29 this is really strange Jul 24 06:48:54 it goes wrong for 8 entries, but corrects itself Jul 24 06:56:15 it showed logs correctly Jul 24 06:56:29 but then Slung send some data and tinderbox was wrong again... Jul 24 06:56:41 aha Jul 24 06:57:41 zecke_: have you seen http://venge.net:9000/ ? Jul 24 06:58:12 koen: yes but they do not publish what they use? Jul 24 06:58:22 buildbot Jul 24 06:58:33 yeah just seen that in the caption as well Jul 24 06:58:38 pb_: This version of glibc builds without trouble. Jul 24 06:58:38 the gstreamer people use it too Jul 24 06:59:33 15:57 <@njs`> it's a slightly weird fit to monotone, since these tools assume there is a linear history moving ever forward, which assumption monotone, err, breaks Jul 24 06:59:50 zecke_: that was about buildbot, but I think it applies to tb too Jul 24 07:00:02 right Jul 24 07:04:28 hmm - maybe the monotone people should add a "--use-latest-common-ancestor-instead-of-earliest" command line option ... Jul 24 07:04:51 yeah Jul 24 07:05:01 but you can force it with explicit_merge Jul 24 07:07:55 koen: buildbot is interesting but... Jul 24 07:08:12 it isn't perl? Jul 24 07:08:34 python Jul 24 07:09:00 eeks! Jul 24 07:09:15 * koen gets some snake repellent Jul 24 07:11:49 koen: could you run tinder.cgi as www-data manually once? Jul 24 07:12:25 tinderbox1? Jul 24 07:13:23 done Jul 24 07:15:03 t2 ;) Jul 24 07:15:09 any weird output? Jul 24 07:15:13 judgment day Jul 24 07:15:31 www-data@bitbake:~$ /data/tinderbox2/cgi-bin/tinder.cgi Jul 24 07:15:31 www-data@bitbake:~$ /data/tinderbox2/cgi-bin/tinder.cgi --daemon-mode Jul 24 07:15:31 www-data@bitbake:~$ Jul 24 07:16:03 hmm Jul 24 07:18:12 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/OpenEmbeddedBuild/status.html Jul 24 07:18:19 do you see h3900 build? Jul 24 07:18:52 right at the top Jul 24 07:19:05 and also a yellow bar? Jul 24 07:19:12 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/cgi-bin//gunzip.cgi?tree=OpenEmbeddedBuild&full-log=1122214447.24795#err2 Jul 24 07:19:52 yellow with "errs: 1" Jul 24 07:25:30 I hope it won't go away... Jul 24 07:29:50 how does bugzilla integration work? Jul 24 07:30:08 does it talk to bugzilla with xmlrpc or something? Jul 24 07:32:09 koen: bugzilla needs to send emails Jul 24 07:32:46 can tb report new bugs? Jul 24 07:33:19 yes we need to make bugzilla mail tinderbox-oe Jul 24 07:33:39 and bugs will show up in a column, with one click you enter the bugzilla Jul 24 07:34:03 when we've a VC_mtn we could also utilize the monotone QA options Jul 24 07:35:32 zecke_: the h3900 errors moved Jul 24 07:39:24 looks like the slung reports really bug tinderbox2 Jul 24 07:41:30 re Jul 24 07:41:32 florian: very good Jul 24 07:45:49 zecke_: can't you just drop the db and start a new build? Jul 24 07:46:42 koen: things look good now?! Jul 24 07:48:33 http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/OE_qa/cgi-bin//tinder.cgi?tree=OpenEmbeddedBuild&start-time=1122194702&display-hours=48 Jul 24 07:48:43 apart from them being yellow, they look good Jul 24 07:48:54 but I still think starting with a fresh db is a good thing Jul 24 07:53:40 we've cleaned up the data_dir twice already Jul 24 07:54:15 why are the build yellow? Jul 24 07:54:42 in progress Jul 24 07:55:10 hmmmm Jul 24 07:55:15 and errors vanished as it looks only at the latest logfile Jul 24 07:55:25 why are there gaps in the timeframe? Jul 24 07:55:54 the one is compiling flite ther other gcc Jul 24 07:56:02 ah, I see Jul 24 07:56:14 * koen sets up a tinderbuild on his workstation Jul 24 07:56:28 ~stab ubuntu for not having monotone 0.21 Jul 24 07:56:29 * ibot runs at ubuntu for not having monotone 0.21 with an origami Swiss Army knife, and inflicts a nasty paper cut. Jul 24 07:57:33 zecke_: so if the next mail comes in, the bar will have no gaps? Jul 24 07:57:35 I think I will send tinderbox: timezone: Zone Jul 24 07:57:54 koen: like it just happened Jul 24 07:58:05 does tinder.bbclas parse tinder.conf? Jul 24 07:58:10 koen: the log is changing because I only send the current progress... Jul 24 07:58:11 no Jul 24 07:58:37 koen: do you've a bandwidth limitiation on ewi? Jul 24 07:58:50 not that I know off Jul 24 07:59:10 koen: do you get into trouble when running the source checker? Jul 24 07:59:12 and if the student standards apply it's 15GB/week to internet Jul 24 07:59:26 diskspace is the only concern Jul 24 08:00:05 they will phone my boss' boss when we do 200GB/day or so :) Jul 24 08:00:46 hehe Jul 24 08:11:54 zecke_: what does tinderbox use from sending emails? Jul 24 08:12:19 s/from/for/ Jul 24 08:13:18 koen: the tinderclient? Jul 24 08:13:25 yes Jul 24 08:13:29 koen: the python mail implementation Jul 24 08:13:50 does that need an local MTA? Jul 24 08:14:29 currently yes Jul 24 08:15:17 line 103 of tinderclient.bbclass Jul 24 08:16:31 afternoon Jul 24 08:17:04 hey Jul 24 08:17:30 hi zecke_ Jul 24 08:20:28 hey reenoo_ Jul 24 08:23:09 hi koen Jul 24 08:29:31 zecke_: I've added a tinderbox, could you see if it gets added correctly? Jul 24 08:31:59 koen: you do not deliver emails Jul 24 08:32:10 koen: what's your 3figures.patch for libtool supposed to do? Jul 24 08:32:14 Jul 24 17:30:27 localhost postfix/smtp[21836]: E05491160698: to=, relay=smtp.utwente.nl[130.89.1.83], delay=1, status=sent (250 2.0.0 j6OFUTb13585 Message accepted for delivery) Jul 24 08:32:25 reenoo_: make libtool support 1000 again Jul 24 08:32:34 reenoo_: needed for gnome, among others Jul 24 08:32:41 koen: what is your from? Jul 24 08:32:42 it is a regression in libtool Jul 24 08:32:53 Jul 24 17:30:27 localhost postfix/qmgr[10506]: EDC951165AC5: from=, size=468464, nrcpt=1 (queue active) Jul 24 08:33:46 koen: it did not show up in the from... Jul 24 08:33:55 koen: I bet GMX is just delaying mail delivery Jul 24 08:34:11 or not... Jul 24 08:34:20 koen: yeah, but where's it from and why is it again ltmain.sh and not ltmain.in? Jul 24 08:34:30 s/again/against/ Jul 24 08:37:19 koen: that update delay now is not explainable... Jul 24 08:37:56 [Sun Jul 24 16:44:35 2005] Variable: 'tinderbox: timenow:', is not of the form MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS, or unix date, or your clock is set incorrectly, or the mail was delayed for a long time. Jul 24 08:38:11 and since then updates seem disabled... Jul 24 08:39:46 reenoo_: it's from the url in the cset, and ltmain.sh seemed the right place (I didn't know we used ltmain.in) Jul 24 08:41:32