John Ralls <jra...@ceridwen.us> writes:

>> I manually started the 2.4 build again today after configuring it to build 
>> daily again. I started from the dos command out of daily_build.bat. This 
>> should give us the same environment as the automatically triggered builds.
>>  
>> This build ran find and uploaded fine, so perhaps there was a network glitch 
>> that caused the upload to stall ?
>
> Possible. Derek said that it was Tuesday's rather than Wednesday's build that 
> got hung up, which doesn't explain why Wednesday's trunk build didn't happen. 
> I guess we'll see tomorrow morning.
>
> OTOH, Tuesday's upload to Code appears to have completed, so scp must have 
> gotten hung up after that. Perhaps Code disconnected too soon, before the Win 
> build machine had finished its cleanup?

When I went to look at the build server yesterday it was stuck after the
scp of tuesday's 2.4 build.  I killed it and then manually fired off the
daily build using the bat script after turning 2.4 back into a weekly
build.  Geert, I'm not sure why you re-enabled the 2.4 build as a daily,
unless you were trying to test something.

It is certainly possible there was a glitch that caused the hang.  The
build server is getting a little long in the tooth.  Then again, so is
my vm solution.

-derek

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