On 12/13/2012 1:59 AM, Marc Andre Selig wrote:
On Wed, Dec 12, 2012 at 10:45:59AM -0800, John Hardin wrote:
If it still misbehaves, I'd suggest a manual "svn up ; make" just to
see if the masscheck scripting isn't updating the code properly for
some reason, which would be a different problem.
masscheck scripting does not use subversion (directly); in fact, issuing
"svn update" from the masscheck work directory does nothing since the
subversion directories are not present. Instead, auto-mass-check.sh uses
rsync to download a tagged version. Also, I believe make is superfluous
for masscheck users as the only thing it builds is the perceptron,
which is not called from auto-mass-check.sh.
Attached are a diff and a modified version of auto-mass-check.sh to
add two new command line options "--svn-weekly" and "--svn-nightly" to
check out or update to svn head and execute from there. To minimize
unexpected side effects, it does not upload results when run with
one of these options. (It also includes an enhancement to enable the
HitFreqsRuleTiming plugin if a variable FREQSTIMING is set to a nonzero
string in .auto-mass-check.cf.)
I think this is very good. We need to get masscheck unified so everyone
is using the same version. Alex, did you ever get the minimal version
checked in so perhaps we can start building on that version as the
official "protect" version?
regards,
KAM
