Most architecture's build systems are hosted at OSUOSL. The place the
stages need to end up is ultimately masterreleases.gentoo.org, also at
OSUOSL. For some unknown reason, instead of rsync'ing from one system to
another in the same building, we were sending the stages first (slowly,
I might add) to nightheron in France, before sending them back to
OSUOSL.
robbat2 has added a releng-incoming.gentoo.org DNS record that currently
points to nightheron. This will allow us to switch the record in the
future and save the stages from needing to circumnavigate the globe
before reaching the mirrors.
Signed-off-by: Matt Turner <mattst88@gentoo.org>
This causes an interactive prompt:
Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?
The plan is to get the SSH fingerprint via DNSSEC, so I'll revert this
change until that is in place and wired up.
This reverts commit 63174346f2.
Signed-off-by: Matt Turner <mattst88@gentoo.org>
Most architecture's build systems are hosted at OSUOSL. The place the
stages need to end up is ultimately masterreleases.gentoo.org, also at
OSUOSL. For some unknown reason, instead of rsync'ing from one system to
another in the same building, we were sending the stages first (slowly,
I might add) to nightheron in France, before sending them back to
OSUOSL.
robbat2 has added a releng-incoming.gentoo.org DNS record that currently
points to nightheron. This will allow us to switch the record in the
future and save the stages from needing to circumnavigate the globe
before reaching the mirrors.
Signed-off-by: Matt Turner <mattst88@gentoo.org>
Commit ed258c751b (change
datestamp->timestamp) broke a lot of builders. The symlinks
and upload logic were all based on the datestamp. Update it
to use the new timestamp format.
Commit b7e493b4e4 (run trigger_post_build
after every successful spec) broke a lot of builders. The configs were
written to be called only after everything was done, but by calling it
after the first build (stage1 only), all the other artifacts we expected
did not yet exist.
Change post_build to pass the current set & spec name down so the config
can figure out what is available at that point in time.
Have some sed magic, including a negative match.
git grep -l -e pushd -e popd \
| xargs sed -i -r \
-e '/(pushd|popd)/{ /null/! { s,$, >/dev/null,g } }'
Signed-off-by: Robin H. Johnson <robbat2@gentoo.org>
