Re: Gump Database

> Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: > > For this specific problem, I would go relational. > > +1. Brain-dead and ugly solution like mysql ;) When I think about the answers I've received [and thanks for them] I wonder if folks are thinking more about the ugly/brain dead type problem of results tracking. I

Re: Gump Sync

> I just now looked into my build.sh again and we don't use -C. Now you > have me extra puzzled, since it behaves exactly as if the switch was > enabled (and I don't think -a includes -C). I should have said that didn't quite register (but didn't 'cos I didn't have time to check). I didn't think

Re: Gump TLP Site

> Is this an expected failure? Ought I use a more recent version of > Forrest? Having Nicola on our team we benefit from a lot of the nice extras (like cool SVGs) but it often demands we have CVS HEAD of forrest. Please try CVS HEAD. regards Adam --

Re: [VOTE] Add Antoine Levy-Lambert to the gump Unix group

> Stefan Bodewig wrote: > > >Antoine has expressed interest in helping to maintain the website and > >I wouldn't want to stop him. 8-) > > > >+1 from me. > > > +1 many hands make for quick work. -- when they are good hands. ;-) +1 regards Adam -

Hmm, not listing reports?

I suspect something in my change to pure Python for file listing/contents is causing these not to show. I'll investigate... http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jicarilla-sandbox/jicarilla-collections.html#Annotations regards, Adam -- Experience the Unwired Enterprise: http://www.sybase.com/unwir

jbs (Jicarilla Build System?) and includes...

BTW: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jicarilla-sandbox/jicarilla-collections.html#Build+%3A+build_jicarilla-sandbox_jicarilla-collections Are we goign to be able to make these includes portable to Gump? regards Adam -- Experience the Unwired Enterprise: http://www.sybase.com/unwiredenterpri

Re: [GUMP@lsd]: avalon/avalon failed

Antoine responded: > >This much I figured. But the site docs have a large gap between "purpose" and > >"details". > > I agree, I had to hack my way also to figure out where is the gump > descriptor for avalon. > (used find . -name "*.xml" | xargs grep avalon) > Could you enter this as an enhance

Re: jakarta-gump -> gump

> The thing about the way LSD is installed, is that the gump install directory > (which [as of this moment] contains a work directory with stats.db a DBM > file in it) is within the log. As such, if the name of this install matches > the module name, it actually (twice) checks out itself over itsel

Re: Gump Database

Stefano wrote: > While the question that you should be asking yourself is: what does the > data look like? how stuctured is it? > > From where I stand, the gump metadata is highly structured and can be > perfectly mapped in to a relational structure with reasonable effort. > Also, given its struc

PSP on Moof?

Anybody able to determine if this is doable/available on moof? PSP = Python Server Pages. I'd love to tap into Gump Python modules from HTTP requests, to provide functionality like (please verify/annotate my Gump metadata at blah, kinda like Sam's feed validator, but a descriptor validator.) That,

Re: [GUMP@lsd]: avalon/avalon failed

> >http://build.try.sybase.com/eclipse-gump/gump_xref/descriptor_project.html > is this build.try.sybase.com URL supposed to be public ? I cannot open > it in my Web browser. Oops, no, sorry -- one of my internal ones. I was using my browser history to get to an xref link, and didn't look closely

Re: Gump Database

al Message - From: "Stefano Mazzocchi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Gump code and data" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 7:47 PM Subject: Re: Gump Database > Adam R. B. Jack wrote: > > > Stefano wrote: > > > > > >>While the

Re: Gump TLP Site

> validate-skinconf: > /home/bodewig/gump/src/documentation/skinconf.xml:131:19: error: required attributes missing > > BUILD FAILED > /home/bodewig/dev/xml-forrest/build/dist/shbat/targets/validate.xml:145: Validation failed, messages should have been provided. Gak! I struggled with this for two

Re: Wanna join "Gump" : Development

> Hi, Hi Kicha > I am interested to join in this development team.I > checked the "outstanding TODOS " list and I am > interested to invole in this team.Let me know if I > could do something.Btw I do't know " Python".I am from > J2EE/Java background. The best way a newcomer can help us at this m

Cleaning dross from CVS

I have a directory (test) under Gump that got into CVS before I noticed and added it to .cvsignore. This directory is created by unit tests, and such. Now I get problems (when I update) with CVS saying that this resource exists locally already. I've tried deleting it locally, and updating, and no

Re: Gump TLP Site

> > So, your forrest (likely a week later of CVS HEAD than mine) I just updated mine from CVS HEAD. Guess what, busted again, I get the same results as you... Can the Forrest folk help us with why this is failing? I assume that not getting useful error messages from RelaxNG is not in Forrest cont

Re: Unable to send...

'cos we have a unicode to ascii conversion issue to deal with, for that person's "from" address & their name's character set. The reason goes to the log file, but not this message. That probably needs to be fixed. ERROR:gump:Failed to send nag e-mail: ASCII decoding error: ordinal not in range(12

Re: All dressed up, with nowhere to go...

> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >[EMAIL PROTECTED]: webwork/webwork failed > >To whom it may engage... > > > > > I don't quit get the Subject line here. shouldn't it at least say > webwork is all dressed up, with nowhere to go... It isn't clear but this is a batch of all such for a run (as is 'u

Re: Gump TLP Site

> Please apply this patch > [...] > The toc element had a missing location attribute. Level 2 is the default > value, so removing complety should do the trick. Thanks, that did it. I'll commit it to Gump CVS the moment a CVS checkout stops monopolizing my Eclipse & modem. Thanks for your help. r

Re: cvs commit: gump/python/gump/test nagging.py

Ah yes, some nagging changes (for Nick's request) slipped in there.. regards Adam - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 2:11 PM Subject: cvs commit: gump/python/gump/test nagging.py > ajack 2004/03/02 13:11:40 > > Mod

gump.try.sybase.com on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 ES

I figured I'd give this another shot (using gumpy.py not gumpy.sh) prior to trying it on moof..apache.org (my first walk on the OSX wild side :-). Gump.try is a Linux box (Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 ES) which ought be good, but I'm having a few problems. [For the record this is a VM running on ESX

Re: cvs commit: gump/project avalon-excalibur.xml

> Another small step... The edit-compile-test cycle is awfully long. Think of it as returning to the mental discipline required for the good old punch card days. Or, like playing chess by post w/ a buddy the other side of the world. ;-) Actually, we ought have a couple more Gumps online in the

Re: jakarta-gump -> gump

> > /data3/gump/jakarta-gump > > Please don't bother, I am working in there at this mo, just checking out > from CVS from scratch & copying the config in. I'll write details when I get > time. The thing about the way LSD is installed, is that the gump install directory (which [as of this mome

Re: [jira] Created: (GUMP-19) Support encoding of international characters in nag mail headers

> Need to fix the jira mail to go to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Done, along with some other TLP tweaks. http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/secure/project/ViewProject.jspa?pid=10457 regards, Adam - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTE

Re: [Gump Wiki] Updated: FrontPage

Seems I need to change wiki e-mail notification config next... regards Adam - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 2:18 PM Subject: [Gump Wiki] Updated: FrontPage >Date: 2004-03-03T13:18:48 >Editor: AdamJack <[EMAIL

Developing Gump (in Python)

As we get more folks tinkering with Gump Python code (and I love how Stefan's first foray find standard Python things that I've missed) it is time to mature the codebase [comments/structuring], and start some development documentation. I started to create a development tab for this topic in the si

[wiki] Gump wiki cvs notifications ...

... could it be changed from [EMAIL PROTECTED] and replaced with [EMAIL PROTECTED] (for now). [I am starting to wonder if we need a [EMAIL PROTECTED], but I suspect folks can filter on subject contents & nobody has complained (visibly) yet.] Leo, I looked in the gump-admin interface before asking,

Re: Developing Gump (in Python)

Thanks for the ideas Stefano, I'll do what I can to help build the wiki w/ answers. > - what do I need installed on the machine in order to run gump > - dummy step-by-step instructions on how to see a "gump hello world" The rough initial stuff is here: http://wiki.apache.org/gump/GumpPython

Re: gump.try.sybase.com on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 ES

> > 1) My admin can't find an SVN RPM to magically install SVN. With the > > recent release of 1.0, > > says > > for RedHat Enterprise Linux 3. I haven't tried, though. Anyb

#Servers

I don't think I really have the cause to be as happy with this as I am: http://gump.try.sybase.com/httpunit/httpunit.html#Servers ... but it really tickles me. It isn't important, it isn't earth shaking, and most users will probably overlook it & care less. Perhaps, for those reasons alone,

Duplicate packaged-dom4j

http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/#Annotations ... is saying some other module has already laid claim to this project (when this module attempted to.) For the future I am working on this error message to tell us which two modules have done so. regards, Adam -- Experience the Unwired Enterprise:

LocalCheck (was Re: #Servers)

Martin, > Just a quick note. Saw httpunit fail on a prereq. I wrote the java > version of LocalCheck (which checks if the downloaded prereqs are al > present), is there a replacement for this already ? It is very usefull > when setting up gump :) Hmm, I don't think I ever knew of LocalCheck (unti

Re: Have I now broken the nagging?

> log4j-dev has been nagged[1], but I don't see any nag mails sent to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] or the other lists I'm subscribed to. Have I > broken nagging for all senders that don't have special characters in > their name? Unfortunately nagging occurs after we've generated the WWW site, so no point

Re: Have I now broken the nagging?

> BTW: I saw a juddi nag mail this morning. Yeah, but it is a day old. My bad (I'm sick, pls bear w/ me.) I've (in the code) turned on SMTP debugging and uncommented some test code at bottom of module, I'll check in for reference. However: python gump/net/mailer.py > x.txt ERROR:gump:Failed

Re: [Gump Wiki] Updated: GumpPython

> These emails also have no sent time attached. Can this be fixed? I believe this is a general (Apache MoinMoin) wiki problem, not just Gump's. I saw it mentioned on infra@, and believe folks to be looking at it. regards Adam ---

Re: cvs commit: gump/python/gump/test sync.py pyunit.py

> this is my first attempt at doing something in Python for gumpy. Awesome, I can't wait for us to be free of the bonds of 'rsync'. (I don't know how we'll get a feel for this, when thrown into the deep end w/ the CVS/SVN data we have, but I guess we wait a little then just plunge.) > Since this

Re: Have I now broken the nagging?

> Hmm, I think I see the problem, the angle brackets get encoded, > strange. Hmm angle brackets -- they caused me grief also. I wonder if my code is messing in there. With the two envelopes (real and display) the presentation style addresses x were messing things up. I had to strip everything o

Descriptor Location...

... is working again: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/gump_xref/descriptor_project.html [The reverse of this page is on each project/module.] The bug was (is) related to this, but I've only put a workaround in place. http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=GUMP-22 re

Re: gumpy memory size

I'm watching a Gumpy run, and it's memory usage is minute in comparison: 18013 ajack 16 0 24116 5324 1028 S 1.3 0.5 3:20 0 python > last night's run is still running (that's about 14 hours). Memory > usage...454mb: > 1642 ajack 30 15 454M 201M 154M R N 1.5 80.7 34:08

Re: feature request: top critical failures

> we need a way to improve the state of our tree. Agreed. > My idea is simple: send a summary email to this list with the current > state of the tree. > > this should have a list of the build failures, ranked by the number of > other builds that depend on it. Not ranked, but isn't this this? The

Re: feature request: top critical failures

> Actually in the last one or two months, I have been "giving a damn" as > you said. I suspect Stefano meant more from the owners, not all the Gumpmeisters 'cos we are a caring bunch. ;-) We've noticed all you've achieved ... (hmm, we need a FOG Factor for a count of projects & dependencies that f

Re: [Fwd: [GUMP][PATCH] this should make avalon compile in Gump]

> Spare the beer for a hot summer day... Try to provide a little bit more > guidance, because I think that most people here (except LSD) are pretty > scared of Gump. I don't think a Gump descriptor is any more complex than an ant build script, or a Maven project file, and it is documented (if impe

Re: [PROPOSAL] End Gump builds for sandbox projects

> This is a proposal to begin to end the abuse of the sandbox. (The sandbox > was intended as a temporary 'play area' for new ideas, not a long term > project home) This is a fascinating approach, and not unlike something that drove me towards Gump in the first place. I was a heavy user of a comm

[ws-xmlrpc|codec] ws-xmlrpc fails on Gump when compiling against codec ...

ws-xmlrpc recently started failing to be Gumped against codec, see: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/ws-xmlrpc/ws-xmlrpc.html inside the build: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/ws-xmlrpc/gump_work/build_ws-xmlrpc_ws-xmlrpc.html stating: [javac] /data3/gump/ws-xmlrpc/src/java/org/apache/xml

Re: cvs commit: gump/project jce.xml

> As an aside - can someone tell me what the latest available bouncycastle > jar is on lsd? Does this answer the question? http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jce/jce_details.html#Outputs If not, and if we can add more to Gump for remote debugging, please provide feedback. regards Adam

re LocalCheck (was Re: #Servers)

Martin wrote: > Just a quick note. Saw httpunit fail on a prereq. I wrote the java > version of LocalCheck (which checks if the downloaded prereqs are al > present), is there a replacement for this already ? It is very usefull > when setting up gump :) I need to put this information into the Wiki

Re: cvs commit: gump/project smartfrog.xml

> This doesnt fix the 'build file doesnt exist' errors, but at least I get dependencies right. I can see I am going to have to bring up my own gump server shortly to understand how it all works. Looking on LSD the extras/ant directory is completely empty, which contradicts: http://cvs.sourc

Re: feature request: top critical failures

> But you are right, if the number of dependencies is displayed, it will > be easier to detect the spots which are harming a lot gump. I think gumpy suffers from "data overload" syndrome: too many numbers, too much eye candy... it's harder to spot where the errors are. One person'

Re: [RT] Moving gump forward

Stefan Good topic, thanks for raising it, it is time. > Gump is an incredible idea and has no equivalent thing anywhere else. > Still, it requires lots of energy from the gumpmaisters to keep it running. > [...] >Gump social maintenance costs are still too high on the gumpmaisters > and not w

Re: [RT] Moving gump forward

Leo wrote plenty -- with this just being a snippet: > = The Human Factor = > > What I really like about gump is the principle that we emulate developer > behaviour as much as possible. > Yup, me too, I liked it when you posted to Avalon-Dev also. Maybe we need a logo of so

Re: Website

> I've added a minimal mailing list page and a team page and added links > to Jakarta's "Get Involved" section and the Apache License. I've also > changed the "Get Involved" label to "Community" but have no strong > feeling about it. Your choices make sense to me, thanks. > The result can be see

Re: TLP blog announcemt

> Is > http://gump.chalko.com/gb/blog/News/?permalink=TLP.txt&preview=true&smm=y > ready for release. Thanks for doing this. We need to get into a habit of doing such when the topic is fresh in our minds, 'cos doing it after the fact & trying to think back, is much harder. This one was worth it t

Dodgy characters...

... too the forrest down, for last Gump run on try: BUILD FAILED /gump/forrest/forrest.build.xml:935: Could not validate document /var/gump/ws/fo rrest/src/documentation/content/xdocs/logging-log4j/gump_work/build_logging- log4 j_log4j-tests.xml [junit] [

Re: Trying to get Gumpy running ...

> > and here it is sitting since more than 16 CPU minutes. Any ideas? > > I'll let it run a little longer, I can still work on my machine even > though python is using up 99% of the CPU. Basically the forrest documentation generation is somewhat exhaustive & then the forrest run itself is intensi

Re: Trying to get Gumpy running ...

> On Thu, 11 Mar 2004, Stefan Bodewig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > and here it is sitting since more than 16 CPU minutes. Any ideas? > > update, it finished about ten minutes later - all in all taking more > than half an hour. Is this to be expected? The build of > bootstrap-ant took 58 sec

Gump on moof

It jumped onto moof and ran gump/check.py, and it (at least) runs our of the box (ok, out of CVS), which is a beautiful thing. Now, after a little planning, it is time to install Gumpy proper... A set of location questions (and as you know, I know nada about OSX, so feel free to completely alter a

Re: [RT] gump doing progress

> Last thought, concerning the docu, > from project/ws-juddi.xml > > I did not see in the documentation how this tag is specified. Do you mean this? http://gump.apache.org/metadata/ant.html#property regards Adam - To unsubscr

Re: cvs commit: gump/blog/Issues Struts-Velocity.txt

Martin, You make great points, and we apologize for over stepping the mark, it was unintentional. We are trying to get into a habit of doing such postings, and jumped the gun on this one. Also, we copied some content from a mailing list posting, and failed to remove the 'intended humour' (which as

Re: Clarifying some licensing issues for Apache developers

From: "Stefano Mazzocchi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > [...] > Food for thought. Slick ideas, I love them... regards Adam - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: How to debug a Gump build problem?

> Uh, Adam and Antoine asked access to moof and I gave it to them. I > didn't do anything else. > > Guys, status? I'd point you to a posting (yesterday) with a subject of 'gump on moof', but our eyebrowse index seems dorked. Can you see it? regards Adam

Dodgy characters & forrest (xdocs)

I think I've managed to suppress dodgy characters (like the binary that log4j's test cat'ing .gz files produced). It isn't pretty/nice, I replace them with _, but at least the forrest ought run for all the other pages. http://gump.try.sybase.com/logging-log4j/log4j-tests.html BTW: I thought I

Re: Problem with build of jakarta-slide

> can you check whether gumpy *syncs* properly on lsd. You don't have unfailing confidence in your code? ;-) Actually, I might have busted it w/ that skip directories like .svn|CVS that I added yesterday. > Stefan http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.jakarta.ant.devel/28636 wrote > that Slide sho

Re: Gump on moof

> put it on /usr/local/gump/gump Thanks. Somebody mind creating a /use/local/gump directory that the gump group has permissions to? regards Adam - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EM

Re: Trying to get Gumpy running ...

You know, irregardless of how mature (or otherwise) Gumpy is in integrate.py, the other scripts -- and the general commandline usage -- are terribly immature. Basically, with me not having the ability to do any worthwhile local runs (behind a modem) I've really just never bothered. [Ok, I've also b

Re: Problem with build of jakarta-slide

Hmm, maybe the issue was that the dodgy characters in log4j-test were killing the forrest, so the pages were stale. I hand ran the forrest about the time you sent this, and right now it shows success (with a duration of 1). http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jakarta-slide/jakarta-slide.html S

Re: Gump on moof

> --On Friday, March 12, 2004 5:05 PM +0100 Antoine Lévy-Lambert > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I would like also to be in this group. > > That directory is owned by the default group (admin). Fred might want to > change it to a different group though. -- justin I believe we were hoping for

Re: Gump on moof

> as the base location and then do > > /usr/local/gump/[flavor]/gump > /usr/local/gump/[flavor]/packages > /usr/local/gump/[flavor]/workspace > /usr/local/gump/[flavor]/results > > for each flavor. Ok, flavour 'public' is in progress... > Please populate a README file on > /usr/local/gu

Re: Gump on moof

> It jumped onto moof and ran gump/check.py, and it (at least) runs our of the > box (ok, out of CVS), which is a beautiful thing. Now, after a little > planning, it is time to install Gumpy proper... Ok, README exists in /usr/local/gump/README and the first flavour (public) is installed/configur

Re: [Cactus] commons-codec added to dependency jars?

> I never though that people would have a problem modifying the metadata > files for fear of breaking gump. > > But, I wonder, if your build is already broken, why are you afraid of > breaking it? I suspect folks are nervous of breaking other's builds via their mistakes. I know I was, and only ti

Re: Monthly clean of cvs dir.

> I think we should to a month clean of the cvs dirs. a rm -rf . > > This will help us catch errors that outdated cvs dir would otherwise miss. The only negative I foresee with this, is that currently Gumpy uses the output of the CVS|SVN updates (in quiet mode) to determine if there have been an

[RT} Build Intelligence w/ "cannot resolve"

Take a compile failure like this: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jakarta-turbine-stratum/gump_work/build_jakarta-turbine-stratum_jakarta-turbine-stratum.html#Output with: [javac] /data3/gump/jakarta-turbine-stratum/src/java/org/apache/stratum/component/Co mponentLoader.java:217: cannot resol

WSIF&AXIS(WSDL) on Gump...

Hi, It seems that WSIF fails to compile against latest AXIS WSDL from CVS HEAD. Could I ask you to look into why, and work with the AXIS WSDL folks to see if there is an interface change problem? Thanks in advance: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/ws-wsif/ws-wsif.html [javac] /data3/gump/ws-ws

Re: Running Gump on LSD

> Is there any reason why GUMP wasn't run on LSD, on the 13 March ?? > > >From http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/avalon-excalibur/excalibur-logger.html It ran, but sadly it failed: http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/gumpy.html [...] c= int(round((lu2 - lu1)*100,0)) OverflowError: float

Re: [Alert!] Major break in Excalibur!

> We have a big problem with Excalibur in combination with LogKit, and it has > been completely hidden by Maven FWIIW: Gump has been trying to raise awareness of it. It shows this error in the compile output. http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/avalon-excalibur/gump_work/build_avalon-excalibu

Forrest failed on LSD with outofmemory...

Seems forrest needs more memory... * [1713/113] [0/0] 32.656s 0b db-ojb/gump_work/build_db-ojb_bootstrap-ojb.html Exception in thread "main" java.lang.OutOfMemoryError Anybody have suggestions on the best way to set this? We could set it in the forrest.properties file (I believe)

Re: Missing/Moved log? - [was Re: [GUMP@lsd]: jakarta-jmeter/jakarta-jmeter-cvs failed]

> > Project jakarta-jmeter-cvs has an issue affecting it's community integration. This issue affects 1 projects. The current state > [BTW, should not have an apostrophe here ^ ] Ok, thanks. > The error annotations are missing from the log - but I think that is because the log is two d

Re: [Cactus] continuing the debugging

> Could someone make available the jakarta-tomcat/ gumpy build directory > somewhere (i.e. the /data3/gump/jakarta-tomcat/build/tomcat/ dir)? Sorry it took so long. Does this help? http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/stuff/tomcat/ > Note: that would be cool if the gump build results were avai

Re: [Help] Help required to debug a cactus gump build!

> Could someone make available the jakarta-tomcat/ gumpy build directory > somewhere (i.e. the /data3/gump/jakarta-tomcat/build/tomcat/ dir)? > > I need this to continue debugging > http://lsd.student.utwente.nl/gump/jakarta-cactus/jakarta-cactus-sample- > servlet-12.html Mind explaining why you n

Re: using jira

> as you may have noticed, I've started putting things in jira. I'm trying > to get rid of all the post-it notes on my wall. I don't know how much > you guys like using jira, but I find it works well, and starts working > better the more people get used to it. Let's get used to it ;) +1 -- I love

Re: Gump Ant command line available?

> I'm still trying to debug the Cactus gump build. I'd like to build my > project locally using the Ant command line has run on the failed > project. > > Is that information available somewhere (i.e. is there a place I can > copy-paste it from)? That would be quite useful. http://lsd.student.utwen

Re: Gump Ant command line available?

> Hey, that's very cool! I didn't know it existed... Yup, we are working to make Gumpy more transparent, but as you've noted, remote debugging is still too hard. BTW: The "build.clonevm" worries me, Stefan added it to Ant to allow forked VMs to look like the VM that forked them. I wonder if some

Re: [mini-RT] s/nag/notify

> as for social engineering...terminology matters. >"nag" [..] >"notify" > > seems much more neutral. I'd like to see the GOM keep as declarative as possible, and attempt to remove action from metadata (in case we wish to re-use it.) I'd like to e-mail the module/project community more th

Re: using jira

> as you may have noticed, I've started putting things in jira. I'm trying > to get rid of all the post-it notes on my wall. I don't know how much > you guys like using jira, but I find it works well, and starts working > better the more people get used to it. Let's get used to it ;) I can't kee

Re: [jira] Created: (GUMP-33) Does not honour

FWIIW: I saw some (one line I think) reference to this setting, but never an implementation. regards, Adam - Original Message - From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 7:56 AM Subject: [jira] Created: (GUMP-33) Does not honour > Message: > > A

Re: cvs commit: gump/project jakarta-jmeter.xml

> Trying another route (dummy ids) to stop Gumpy picking up unwanted jars I have a sneaky suspicion that Python's treating "" and [] both as 'false' (or unset) will not be your friend here, sorry. Could you and/or Stefan explain what is meant to do, and why it is wanted? Doing this via the xdo

Re: Traditional vs. Gumpy Debug Usability

> > Right now "traditional" beats Gumpy hands down when it comes to > > debugging a build problem. > > I'm kinda worried by this comment. Can you elaborate more? I suspect the issue is that Gumpy hasn't had the TLC for local/manual operation. If our eyebrowse index weren't toast I'd point you to a

Re: cvs commit: gump/project jakarta-jmeter.xml

> Could you and/or Stefan explain what is meant to do, and why > it is wanted? Doing this via the xdocs would be appreciated... > > http://gump.apache.org/metadata/project.html#depend And please add similar (or is it 'classpath' not 'noclasspath') on

Re: cvs commit: gump/project jakarta-jmeter.xml

Stefan wrote: > We have projects A and B. To build B I want to request that A has > been built, but I really don't care for its output. I just want to > influence the build order, that's all. In that case I'd use > > > > in B's descriptor. > > > and why it is wanted? > > No idea, really. > > M

Re: Gump on moof

> BTW: Can somebody [I believe infr wanted to know of this, if not do it] > create: > > http://moof.apache.org/gump/public -> /usr/local/gump/public/results > > and (something like) > > http://gump.apache.org/results/public which ProxyPasses to above moof > URL? > > Thanks in advance. Anyb

Re: Gump on moof

> 1) I've not (yet) set up any cron. This is partly 'cos I struggle with setting environments for things run from cron. I really just wish to run "python gumpy.py" in the /usr/local/gump/public/gump directory, but I'd like to have FORREST_HOME and all set. Anybody know how to do this "nicely", or

Re: Gump on moof

Gump on moof > --On Monday, March 15, 2004 11:22 AM -0700 "Adam R. B. Jack" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Anybody on the Gump team willing/able to do this, or ought I make the > > request directly to infrastructure folks? > > I thought moof was sti

Re: Traditional vs. Gumpy Debug Usability

> I'm sorry, Adam. I don't get it. What's TCL? What can I or > infrastructure do to help? Should we come up with proposed plan of > actionf or installing gump on aapache machine so that we can start > debating it *before* the machine arrives? TLC = Tender Love and Care. ;-) Basically the "workflo

Re: gumpy bug building jakarta-pluto ? [was : Persian enigma]

Antoine I see you removed the > but gumpy looks for : > /data3/gump/jakarta-pluto/temp/container/target/pluto-1.0.jar > which does not exist. > > the jakarta-pluto.xml file also contains these lines : > > > but was (is) there a mistake by Gumpy? Reading : http://gump.apache.

Re: build of xml-xerces 1 on gump@lsd

> I am pretty sure that we will fix lsd as soon as we can then. Fingers crossed that we can. We've run up against other compiler problems in other projects, I believe, so hopefully we can find one that is a good common denominator of success. BTW: When we get a dedicated gump machine I'd love to

Re: Gump on moof

> Say what? Why would gump.apache.org be on nagoya? I hope you are just > confused. gump.apache.org is on minotaur. My confusion is always a safe bet & a correct one in this case. ;-) I haven't figure out an inside Apache map yet, and hostnames to c-names [although easy to look up] just hasn't

pydoc (Re: [jira] Created: (GUMP-28) document gumpy internals)

> Whilst gump user documentation and model documentation is quite reasonable, gumpy's source is not the easiest to read atm. Some pydoc (is that what it's called?) is in order, along with some high-level architecture info. I tried pydoc (I think that was what I tried) a while back. I couldn't figu

Re: Gump on moof

> When there is something on moof to redirect to, we can add the proxy to the > configuration. Hopefully that won't be for too long, and we can get GUMP > running within the data center. FWIIW: There has been content in there [/usr/local/gump/public/results] since Friday when I installed Gump and

Re: BATCH: All dressed up, with nowhere to go...

These are just the ones that don't have a To: "Gump code and data" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 9:09 AM Subject: Re: BATCH: All dressed up, with nowhere to go... > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Dear Gumpmeisters, > > > > The following 6 nags should have been sent > > > >

Re: Board report

> I'd like to try authoring the board report together and have started > with my thoughts for next week's meeting in the wiki[1]. Please go > ahead and modify/add to your liking. Sorry I failed to help you out with this, the recent flurries of activity made this slide down in my mailbox too far.

Re: Gump on moof

> No need to bug infrastructure for those things now, since I have root on > moof. Tell me what you need: Ok, but they wished to be kept informed, so please do. > - SVN client Please. > - Maven I can handle this. > - email Hmm, what was I thinking? Gumpy uses SMTP. Do we have an *inter

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