On 7/24/06, Sean Schofield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for getting this set up.
Are you prepared to start creating nightly build artifacts from this environment yet? The reason I ask is that, on my home server, I've been getting lots of wierd timeouts trying to do svn updates from the reposittory -- this started when I switched ISPs (to Comcast cable) a couple of months ago, and happens intermittently ... at least until today, when it's happening all the time.
I'd *really* like to be able to get the new artifacts in shale-apps (mailreader-jpa and shale-mailreader-jpa) published in time for my O'Reilly Open Source session on Shale (Wednesday, 4:30pm Pacific time). At the moment, I can't get the svn update to work :-(.
For your reference, here's the nightly build shell script I've been using ... not yet updated for the new artifacts. (Wendy ... you had asked earlier about the shell command to manually correct group write permissions ... it's at the bottom of this script).
I just added the Shale site to continuum. It seems to have run
without incident. I will try ti test is shortly by making a trivial
change and watching for it to show up on the site. I just wanted
people to know about the change in case there is a problem.
Thanks for getting this set up.
Are you prepared to start creating nightly build artifacts from this environment yet? The reason I ask is that, on my home server, I've been getting lots of wierd timeouts trying to do svn updates from the reposittory -- this started when I switched ISPs (to Comcast cable) a couple of months ago, and happens intermittently ... at least until today, when it's happening all the time.
I'd *really* like to be able to get the new artifacts in shale-apps (mailreader-jpa and shale-mailreader-jpa) published in time for my O'Reilly Open Source session on Shale (Wednesday, 4:30pm Pacific time). At the moment, I can't get the svn update to work :-(.
For your reference, here's the nightly build shell script I've been using ... not yet updated for the new artifacts. (Wendy ... you had asked earlier about the shell command to manually correct group write permissions ... it's at the bottom of this script).
Sean
Craig
