Op een mooie zomerdag (Friday 16 September 2005 15:54),schreef  David 
Landgren:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Automated smoke report for 5.9.3 patch 25417
>
>                               ^^^^^
> I must be doing something wrong. I set up a fresh smoke installation,
> and this was supposed to be 5.8.x
>
> % cat smoke58x_config
> $conf = {
>            'cfg' => '/home/perl/smoke-1.19/perl58x.cfg',
>            'v' => 1,
>            'smartsmoke' => '1',
>            'renice' => 0,
>            'killtime' => '',
>            'umask' => '0',
>            'perl_version' => '5.8.x',
>            'is56x' => 0,
>            'ddir' => '/home/perl/smoke-1.19/perl-58x',
>            'sync_type' => 'rsync',
>            'rsync' => '/usr/local/bin/rsync',
>            'opts' => '-az --delete',
>            'source' => 'ftp.linux.activestate.com::perl-current',

There is your problem!

did you set up like (mind the -d switch):

        perl configsmoke.pl -p smoke58x -d smoke58x

BTW: I would advice you to keep your config files in a seperate directory from 
the Test::Smoke source. This helps with updating the software (which I will 
probably ask you some day soon :-)


>            'patchbin' => '/usr/bin/patch',
>            'pfile' => '',
>            'force_c_locale' => '0',
>            'locale' => '',
>            'defaultenv' => '0',
>            'mail' => '1',
>            'mail_type' => 'MIME::Lite',
>            'mserver' => 'localhost',
>            'from' => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
>            'to' => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
>            'ccp5p_onfail' => '1',
>            'cc' => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
>            'bcc' => '',
>            'adir' => '/home/perl/smoke-1.19/archives',
>            'lfile' => '/home/perl/smoke-1.19/smoke58x.log',
>            'makeopt' => '',
>            'testmake' => 'make'
>          };
>
> So I'm a bit lost as to why it says 5.9.3. The errors below correspond
> to what I find in smoke58x.log

Test::Smoke thinks you're smoking 58x but in fact you're syncing from the 
blead archive (perl-current).

You can get the hottest T::S source with rsync from:

        source.test-smoke.org::ts-current

This gives us the cc messages in the reports.

Good luck,

Abe
-- 
[about random hash-seed]
On Windows, I guess we just seed using the user's
credit card number as extracted from the registry. Product activation
collects that, doesn't it?
                                      -- Nicholas Clark on p5p @ 2003-07-07

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