Folks,
OpenGrok (https;//svn.open-mpi.org/source) is no more accessible.
Is it an intermittent issue ? or did we simply forget to migrate it from UI ?
Config was not really up-to-date (master, v1.8 and obsolete versions
iirc) but i found it extremely useful (at least to search info on
master) and
Oh crud, I totally forgot that IU was running running OpenGrok.
I migrated Trac from IU to our AWS instance over the weekend, and updated the
DNS name svn.open-mpi.org accordingly. Hence, it's now pointing at AWS instead
of IU, and we don't have OpenGrok running on the AWS instance.
We *can* r
Jeff,
The github search is basically a plain grep in the source code.
With OpenGrok, you can directly go to the definition.
When used to browse source code, types and functions are http links, so it
is really easy to follow the code.
OpenGrok can restrict the search to a specific path
(and the fi
Based on current estimates we need to extend the window of downtime for MTT
to 24 hours.
*Start time*: *Fri., Oct. 21, 2016 at Noon US Eastern* (11 am US Central)
*End time*: *Sat., Oct. 22, 2016 at Noon US Eastern* (estimated)
I will send an email just before taking down the MTT site on Friday,
Hi Jeff,
I’m not using it.
Howard
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Howard Pritchard
HPC-DES
Los Alamos National Laboratory
On 10/19/16, 9:21 AM, "devel on behalf of Jeff Squyres (jsquyres)"
wrote:
>Looking through the OpenGrok requirements, I have to admit that I'm not
>excited about running and maintaining a Tomcat
Looking through the OpenGrok requirements, I have to admit that I'm not excited
about running and maintaining a Tomcat server, the additional Java
requirements, ...etc. :-(
Are there other people using OpenGrok?
Are there alternative tools that we could use instead -- e.g., a cloud-hosted
one
The reasons for this was so that the plugins do not have to be dependent upon a
specific version of Open MPI (or, even more restrictive, a specific tuple of
Open MPI libraries). This allows third parties to distribute binary plugins
that work with multiple versions of open MPI.
Sent from my pho
Thanks Jeff !
Gilles
"Jeff Squyres (jsquyres)" wrote:
>The reasons for this was so that the plugins do not have to be dependent upon
>a specific version of Open MPI (or, even more restrictive, a specific tuple of
>Open MPI libraries). This allows third parties to distribute binary plugins
>th
