After yet another failed PutFiles run (this one having taken over an hour),
I finally decided to hack up PutFiles so that "-future 0" actually *works*,
and I can insert my site "after the fact" (after the 00:00 deadline).
Obviously, anyone requesting it between 00:00 and the time the MSK is
finally inserted is out of luck, but it's better than losing a full day
just because Fred barfs on *one* stinkin' file.
Oh, and of course this hack is utterly naughty, and probably breaks some
obscure functionality that everyone but me uses to keep their systems
from crashing or something. But It Works For Me. (I even tested it.)
Insert with "-future 0" after 00:00 instead of "-future 1" before 00:00.
Use only as a last resort, when your normal insert failed.
--- src/relentless/gj/cli/PutFiles.java.orig Wed Jun 13 20:28:45 2001
+++ src/relentless/gj/cli/PutFiles.java Wed Jun 13 20:30:44 2001
@@ -1230,7 +1230,7 @@
mf.getUpdate()
);
- if (update) {
+ if (true) {
if (baseline == null) {
baseline = "20000101000000";
}
--
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