Thanks Nicola, it is good to have another pair of eyes over this data. > (1) > http://gump.dotnot.org/jakarta-poi/jakarta-poi.html > http://gump.dotnot.org/spice-pe/spice-xinvoke-pe.html > > Failing because artifacts are not there, but IIRC default Gump does not > fail on this. In any case, failing on missing artifacts *is* correct.
Yeah I decided that this was needed. No point dependee projects being marked as 'failed due to pre-requisites' but the "cause" project be marked as good. As such, all output artifacts are checked after a build, and the project marked as fail [and nagged upon] if missing. If good, the artifacts are published to the repository (which seems to be growing... http://gump.dotnot.org/repository/ and good fodder for Ruper2 :-) [If Andy doesn't get to POI soon (I mailed the list) I might try and figure out which is correct, the build or the descriptor, and patch that.] > > (2) > Again, is this about a missinf X11? > http://gump.dotnot.org/xml-xerces2/dist-xerces.html > " > [java] Exception in thread "main" java.lang.InternalError: Can't > connect to X11 window server using ':0.0' as the value of the DISPLAY > variable. > " Yup, I added that -Djava.awt.headless=true, sadly it wasn't a magic fix. Maybe I'll write to the team and ask what they are doing that needs this. I suspect it is some JDK thing below them, but I do need to find a fix. I don't think we can expect X11 to be where it isn't wanted. > (3) > Is a jar not installed correctly? > http://gump.dotnot.org/aspectj/aspectj.html I am bummed I just don't see what I am missing with rsync. I tried the command line Leo gave me, and it worked first time. Later Stefan added this to LSD. I re-ran the command, no update. I scoured the man pages and tried some other options. I forget why (I tried a lot) but these are what I am currently using. It tells me that aspectj is "up to date" [EMAIL PROTECTED] jakarta-gump]$ more ~/syncWithLeo.sh #!/bin/bash rsync -arcvvz --delete --stats --rsh="ssh" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/data/gump/opt /var/gump/opt but: [...] opt/aspectj1.0/lib/aspectj-ant.jar is uptodate opt/aspectj1.0/lib/aspectjrt.jar is uptodate opt/aspectj1.0/lib/aspectjtools.jar is uptodate opt/aspectj1.1/LICENSE-AspectJ.html is uptodate opt/aspectj1.1/README-AspectJ.html is uptodate [...] (P.S. Not the opt/ .. /var/gump/opt.) and : [EMAIL PROTECTED] jakarta-gump]$ echo /var/gump/opt/asp* /var/gump/opt/aspectj1.0 Maybe I messed things up by touch the destination directory (I tried creating the directory once) could that leave timestamp issues that rsync won't fix? Maybe I have the wrong commandline. I think the lack of '/' is correct. Can anybody shed any light on this? regards, Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
