A couple of days ago, we had a problem with . in filenames. My solution was to manually amend the commit email. Today, I fixed the code after it happened again. This is a good thing. Compare this screen shot with the real commit (may not be fixed in prod yes, but has been in […]
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Yesterday, a commit came along which made FreshPorts quite upset. To be realistic, it wasn’t upset at all. It processed everything just nicely. Just not the right way. The commit in question (201205250144.q4P1i4Hc009503@repoman.freebsd.org) contained some pathnames such as this: ./databases/qt4-sql pkg-plist ./devel/dbus-qt4 Makefile pkg-plist ./devel/qmake4 Makefile pkg-plist ./devel/qmake4/files Makefile.bsd ./devel/qt4 distinfo ./devel/qt4/files patch-configure ./devel/qt4-assistant Makefile
FreshPorts stopped working overnight. It ran out of disk space. The space was taken by PGCon and BSDCan backups. The slides for the talks can take up a lot of space. After freeing up some space and starting PostgreSQL, the website is back. I think some commits may be missing. I will check this evening
Ruslan wrote in to mention that the ‘Latest Vulnerabilities’ section is not current. I’m trying to find out why. FreshPorts has processed the latest vuln entries; http://www.freshports.org/vuxml.php reports Revision: 1.2685. But http://www.freshports.org/vuxml.php?all lists nothing later than 2012-04-27. I just refreshed the security/vuxml port on the main FreshPorts server. It is now re-processing the latest vuln
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