Hi Kendy, *, sorry for not replying earlier
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Jan Holesovsky <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2011-02-10 at 15:34 +0100, Christian Lohmaier wrote: >>> >> http://tinderbox.go-oo.org/MASTER/status.html >> >> use "master" as treename, apart from that, see >> http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Tinderbox_Setup#The_very_basics > > Yes, sorry, I completely forgot about this one :-( > > As you already have experience with what the tinder mails should > contain, do you think you could enhance bin/tinbuild in the bootstrap > repo to actually send the mails to the tinderbox too, when an additional > option is provided? depends on what you can add to send mail.. And of course for tinderbox log information to be useful, the build-environment itself (and the set of configure options) should not change between each build. > That way it would be completely trivial to setup a > tinderbox anywhere with few steps: So use whatever that allows you to add a custom header (the X-Tinder one) and you're set. I use http://www.caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/ - that one is a perl-only (no external deps) tool that supports tls and is easy to use. (I'm using a perl-based queue-control/build setup) my mail-sending routine for reference: sub send_mail { my $logfile =""; my $message = shift; my $tinder_status = shift; $logfile = shift; my $tinder_timenow = qx(date +%s); chomp $tinder_timenow; my $body; # bodytext of the message $body = "tinderbox: administrator: $tinder_admin tinderbox: starttime: $tinder_start tinderbox: buildname: $buildname tinderbox: errorparser: unix tinderbox: status: $tinder_status tinderbox: timenow: $tinder_timenow tinderbox: tree: $tinder_tag tinderbox: END $message"; my $sender = '/home/cloph/tinderbox/sendEmail-v1.55/sendEmail -f "'.$tinder_admin.'" -s '.$smtp.' -xu '.$smtp_user.' -xp '.$smtp_pass.' -t '.$to.' -bcc "'.$bcc.'" -u "'.$subject.' - '.$tinder_tag.'"'; unless (defined $logfile ) { # send mail without attachment $cmd =$sender.' -o message-header="'.$cookie.'" -m "'.$body.'"'; } else { my $tmplog = $logfile.'_tmp'; my $ziplog = $tmplog.'.gz'; `echo "$body" > $tmplog`; `cat $logfile >> $tmplog`; system("gzip -9 -f $tmplog"); $cmd =$sender.' -o message-header="'.$gzcookie.'" -m "'.$body.'" -a "'.$ziplog.'"'; } $MailQueue->enqueue($cmd); } I send 3 mails: when the build starts, after configure is done, and after the build is finished. first one is witout attachment (X-Tinder: cookie), second and third use attachment (X-Tinder: gzookie) For mails with attachment, the mail processing expects the attachment to be the second part of a multipart/mime message, thus even when sending it with attachment, it has a body-message (that is ignored when parsing the log) > git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/bootstrap tinderbox > cd tinderbox > ./autogen.sh [params] > make > # when make succeeds > bin/tinbuild [params] > > ;-) Oh, when make succeeds then it is too late, isn't it, I mean tinderbox is interested in both success as well as failure. I see you're successfull at getting the starting mails to tinderbox. A few mails claimed to contain an attachment (i.e. were using the gzookie header, and were multipart messages), but the actual attachment was missing (can inspect the rejected mails in gimli:Mail/filter_failed). The recent message contain the attachment, and have the correct header, but it contains useless annotation variable "builddate: deprecated" - you're not supposed to use it, the deprecated means it is deprecated, not that it should be used with the value "deprecated" :-) starttime and timenow are the ones to use. The real problem (why the mail is not parsed) is that the annotation block is expected to be contained within the gzipped log, not in the first part of the message. The first part is ignored completely. So include the annotations within the gzipped log, and everything is fine. ciao Christian _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
