Hi Jan, *;
On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 1:54 PM, Jan Holesovsky <kendy@suse.cz> wrote:
On 2011-02-17 at 00:25 +0100, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
[...]
I see; I looked at that too after Thorsten's recommendation, but thought
it was unable to add the X-Tinder header - my bad, but at least I
learned Net::SMTP and MIME::Lite Perl modules :-)
:-)
I send 3 mails: when the build starts, after configure is done, and
after the build is finished. first one is witout attachment (X-Tinder:
cookie), second and third use attachment (X-Tinder: gzookie)
I can do the same; the ones when the build starts, and when the
configure is done should have the 'building' status, is that correct?
Yes - the later "building" one supersedes the first one (of the same
starttime value).
So include the annotations within the gzipped log, and everything is fine.
Hopefully should be now.
The one processed at [Thu Feb 17 13:00:15 2011] didn't include the
annotations in the log, at least tinderbox couldn't find them (see
gimli:/var/log/tinderbox/tinderbox.log
If it proves to be so, I'll announce the usage
in a separate mail; should be pretty easy to setup for anyone now.
Thanks a lot!
Oh - and one question: The 'tinderbox: tree: XYZ' - are the trees
created on the fly?
No, not for git/LO yet. MASTER is created fixed in
/srv/tinderbox/local_conf/TreeData.pm - if the others should be
created automatically, you'd have to add it to
/srv/tinderbox/bin/get-latest-master.pl (well, or probably easier to
create a seperate one and hook that up to tinderupdate.sh) and then
read in that file in in TreeData.pm - preferrably with a group
"LibreOffice".
Ie. is the creation of the libreoffice-3-3
tinderbox tree as easy as as using libreoffice-3-3 instead of XYZ, or is
there something necessary on the server side too?
It needs to be known by tinderbox, otherwise it will just throw away the mail.
ciao
Christian
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Re: [Libreoffice] Build logs from the tinderbox · Thomas Arnhold
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