I have yet to figure out how to configure extssh style CVS
In Gump or in general?
On windows. I have overridden the SF.net repositories to be extssh w/ my credentials 'cos w/ anonymous/pserver I get failures.
have you got cygwin? (www.cygwin.com) I've found that its bash, OpenSSH and cvs packages are well worth the download; they seem rather more stable. Note that problems with SF may well be because of the SF cvs install.
For Gump, override the repository definition in your workspace, like Sam does in rubix.xml. Then set the CVS_RSH environment variable to ssh and things should work (best results will be achieved with ssh-agent).
Yup, I need to try this w/ PuTTY and set it up w/ my SF.net keys. I'll try, thanks.
the putty variant of ssh-agent is Pageant, in case you wonder :D
and on the Linux box "javadoc" seems to loop @ 100% CPU inside the ant-dist build & I can get no further.
Which JVM and which Linux distro?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] build]$ which java /usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0_03/bin/java [EMAIL PROTECTED] build]$ uname -a Linux build.try.sybase.com 2.4.7-10 #1 Thu Sep 6 17:27:27 EDT 2001 i686 unknown
the 1.4.0 sun jdk seems to be rather buggy. Getting the very latest avoids you some issues. Still, the javadoc tool is known to eat massive amounts of memory if the codebase is big. Its best to 'nice' the command.
Could it be trying to get keyboard input or something?
that'd be weird; a process waiting for input usually doesn't draw a 100% memory.
I was testing w/ output to a file and input from /dev/null. These seem to work with traditional gump. Could I have a missing environmental variable or something? Darn hard to get inside to guess.
can't tell without more info :D
I think it is time for me to code "-debug" into Python Gump.
:D
keep up the good work dude!
- Leo
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