On Oct 20, 2006, at 10:21 AM, Frank Moelter wrote:
Dear Gump-Team,
Hi Frank! Thanks for trying Gump3. Just as a word of warning - note
that Gump3 hasn't seen much active development for nearly a year now.
That's not to say it's dead (we're still here, just busy with other
things), but depending on what you want to do this might be a problem
for you, since its missing quite a few features that gump2 does have.
I have some questions according to *gump3 on win32. *
The installation prcedure was quite hard because I had to
fix little bugs in the pygump scripts.
(If you are interested I will send you the changes)
yes please! If possible, please attach patches as unified diffs to a
new jira issue -- see:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUMP
Note the ASF is currently undergoing some critical infrastructure
migration so that service may be down for the next day or so.
After all, pygump is running and webgump is configured.
*First question:* Is there a web interface for pygump, which
shows me statistics about the build process. (like in gump2)
There's several ones in development/being experimented with, but none
that come close to the functionality that is in gump2. That's one of
the main things still missing from gump3, which is why the ASF is
still running gump2 everywhere instead of gump3.
I hoped that I would found it under webgump- Is that right???
Webgump is just a proof-of-concept experiment with a certain kind of
architecture for this kind of thing. I'm afraid it doesn't do
anything useful whatsoever. The fartest along right now when it comes
to a Gump3 web interface is called "dynagump",
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/gump/branches/Gump3/dynagump/
(see its README.txt.)
*Second Question(s)*: For webgump I had cofigured the apache
under win32 according to your sh-schripts. Apache is now
running butI got a exeption that the tables are not existing
ProgrammingError: (1146, "Table 'webgump.test' doesn't exist")
Is there a initialisation script for the webgump tables ??
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/gump/branches/Gump3/webgump/sql/
webgump.sql
you run that using something like `cat webgump.sql | mysql -u gump -
p` or by using some kind of interface like phpMyAdmin.
best regards,
Leo
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