[Isocops] CRONology 14-Jun ** Problems with build this morning **

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I will poke around. If someone could find a test script that fails it would be helpful. 

N
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Tapley <mtapley at swri.edu>
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2010 15:20:20 
To: <isocops at lists.sr.unh.edu>; <isocdev at lists.sr.unh.edu>
Subject: [Isocops] CRONology 14-Jun ** Problems with build this morning **

Catching up is hard to do. (Apologies to Neil Sedaka).

Something is not right, starting this morning:

12:21	Pointing file update

10-Jun

16:21	Cronswitch wakeup - no work.
20:17	Collect files from SFTP. VCID0-2, 6 .trk files, log mirror.
20:22	Moving files to correct directory, updating spin files

11-Jun

00:21	wakeup - no work.
02:33	rebuild /gbc tree
03:13	rebuild production tree
03:20	SVN update web
03:20	SVN update ena
03:54	SVN commit gbc
04:12	wakeup - no work.
08:21	wakeup - no work.
09:50	backup to giordano
12:17	Collect from SFTP. 3 Contact, VCID0-2, 8 .trk, one .tle.
	Is this OK?	IBEX_AUWA01_2010_162_14_30_VCID1.tlm is empty
12:21	Moving files to correct directories, updating orbit files.
16:17	Collect from SFTP site. Ephemeris products, .INP files.
16:21	Rebuild ephemeris files, check differences
20:21	wakeup - no work.

12-Jun

00:21	wakeup - no work.
02:33	rebuild /gbc tree
03:13	rebuild production tree
03:20	SVN update web
03:20	SVN update ena
03:55	SVN commit GBC
04:21	wakeup - no work.
08:21	wakeup - no work.
09:50	backup to giordano
12:21	wakeup - no work.
16:21	wakeup - no work.
20:21	wakeup - no work.

13-Jun

00:21	wakeup - no work.
02:33	rebuild /gbc tree
03:13	rebuild production tree
03:20	SVN update web
03:20	SVN update ena
03:56	SVN commit GBC
04:21	Built .STF file. standard stuff only, no Moon Test, no Early Descend.
08:18	Sent .STF to SFTP site.
09:45	backup to giordano
09:50	backup to giordano
12:16	SFTP retrieve new files
12:21	finished .STF generation sequence

14-Jun

02:33	rebuild /gbc tree
03:13	rebuild production tree
03:20	SVN update web
03:20	SVN update ena
03:55	SVN commit GBC
09:45	backup to giordano
09:50	backup to giordano
12:17	Collect from SFTP. 3 contact .INP, a .tle, and a log.
16:17	Collect from SFTP. an .oef and a mirror.
16:21	wakeup. PLOPS work.

15-Jun

00:16	Collect from sftp. v004 of the .stf (thanks, Chelle!) and a log.
02:27	rebuild /gbc tree  ****FAIL**** on isoc re-build and isoc distcheck.
03:08	rebuild production tree; **** FAIL **** as above.
03:20	SVN update web
03:20	SVN update ena
03:54	SVN commit gbc
09:45	backup to giordano
09:50	backup to giordano
12:17	Collect from SFTP. VCID0-2, 8 .trk files.
12:21	putting .trk files away, updating pointing files.


Doing OK so far?

I see Bob's comments about the failed build, but he quotes a build 
from 02-Jun. But the same lines say "fail" in this morning's (0308 
UTC) build:

brain wipe:     pass by 2010.166.07.00.35
svn update:     pass by 2010.166.07.00.19
ibex re-build:  pass by 2010.166.07.00.37
isoc re-build:  fail by 2010.166.07.03.05
ibex re-check:  pass by 2010.166.07.03.07
isoc re-check:  pass by 2010.166.07.05.47
ibex distcheck: pass by 2010.166.07.06.02
isoc distcheck: fail by 2010.166.07.07.56
tarballs were not installed


[tapley at ena log]$ cat nightly-2010.166.06.20.01.log | grep FAIL
XFAIL: check_ilog.sh
XFAIL: averCarriTest.sh
XFAIL: muvrItotTest.sh
XFAIL: sigCXTest.sh


At 13:17 -0400 6/2/10, DeMajistre, Bob wrote:
>Since I'm getting these logs now, I shouldn't be afraid to use them. From
>the message below and some poking around. I find that Nathan updated the
>Makefile and resolve lists by adding a routine that Jacob built and Ken
>committed last week.
>
>For some reason I don't understand, this caused "try_skymap.sh" to fail. I
>haven't been smart enough to reproduce this error, or to try to figure out
>how to reproduce it. Should I be worried?
>
>
>I'm also willing to accept the answer "shut up and sit down" as an answer.
>
>Bob

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