Hi, I am looking for information or examples on using CTEST_DROP_METHOD “scp”. I am aware of the documentation at (1) https://cmake.org/Wiki/CMake/Testing_With_CTest and (2) https://cmake.org/Wiki/CTest:Submission_Issues
I support a test system that does not have http(s) access to the outside world, so it cannot post results to CDash using the normal protocol. I have setup my ctest script to use the scp method and this successfully copies the xml files to another machine that does have http access to my cdash server. However, I don’t understand how to load the xml files into CDash once they are scp’d onto a machine that can see my CDash server. The two reference pages I list above talk about a TRIGGER_SITE (a perl script). I don’t understand what this script is supposed to do or how to rework it for my system. Does anyone have examples or instructions that they can send me? Is there a way to use curl to call cdash/submit.php? Thanks for any information. -kt
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