server update

server update

[Ulrich Drepper]

sourceware.cygnus.com is now on a new, bigger, faster machine.  This
is what the downtime was about.

At the same time Jason made the directory structure a bit more
rational.  This requires you to change the CVS/Root and CVS/Repository
files.  I had to do this:


find -name Root | while read f; do mv $f $f.old; sed -e 's/:glibc/:sourceware/' -e 's|glibc/cvsfiles|cvs/glibc|' < $f.old > $f; done

find -name Repository | while read f; do mv $f $f.old; sed 's|glibc/cvsfiles|cvs/glibc|' < $f.old > $f; done


Your lines might be a bit different depending on the hostname you
used.  Please avoid checking out everything again.


The old machine will sometime soon be transformed into
anoncvs.cygnus.com.  I.e., it will mirror the content of sourceware
but is mean only for the anoncvs checkouts.  The time difference will
be insignificant but it will help the developers in the checkin
process since the locks created by all the anonymous checkouts are not
there anymore.

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Re: server update

[Roland McGrath]

A slightly more general form that will probably work for you,
this is what I use to relocate the repository for a CVS checkout:

$ echo sourceware.cygnus.com:/cvs/glibc > root
$ find libc -name Root -exec cp -f root {} \;
$ find libc -name Repository -print | xargs sh foo

and here is the script foo:

root=`cat root` || exit; rep=${root#*:}

for f; do

case "$f" in
/*|./*|../*) echo >&2 "$0 wants relative path from top of checkout"; exit 1;;
esac

echo > $f $rep/${f%/CVS/Repository}

done

Re: server update

[Andreas Jaeger]

>>>>> Ulrich Drepper writes:

 > sourceware.cygnus.com is now on a new, bigger, faster machine.  This
 > is what the downtime was about.

 > At the same time Jason made the directory structure a bit more
 > rational.  This requires you to change the CVS/Root and CVS/Repository
 > files.  I had to do this:


 > find -name Root | while read f; do mv $f $f.old; sed -e 's/:glibc/:sourceware/' -e 's|glibc/cvsfiles|cvs/glibc|' < $f.old > $f; done

 > find -name Repository | while read f; do mv $f $f.old; sed 's|glibc/cvsfiles|cvs/glibc|' < $f.old > $f; done


 > Your lines might be a bit different depending on the hostname you
 > used.  Please avoid checking out everything again.


 > The old machine will sometime soon be transformed into
 > anoncvs.cygnus.com.  I.e., it will mirror the content of sourceware
 > but is mean only for the anoncvs checkouts.  The time difference will
 > be insignificant but it will help the developers in the checkin
 > process since the locks created by all the anonymous checkouts are not
 > there anymore.

Could you please explain how Root and Repository should look now?  If
I use the anoncvs access, I should probably switch to anoncvs,
shouldn't I?

I currently have which might already be the correct setup:
$ cat CVS/Root 
:pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.cygnus.com:/cvs/glibc
$ cat CVS/Repository 
/cvs/glibc/libc

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Re: server update

[Roland McGrath]

> Could you please explain how Root and Repository should look now?  If
> I use the anoncvs access, I should probably switch to anoncvs,
> shouldn't I?

Yes, though at the moment anoncvs is still an alias for sourceware.

> I currently have which might already be the correct setup:
> $ cat CVS/Root 
> :pserver:anoncvs@anoncvs.cygnus.com:/cvs/glibc
> $ cat CVS/Repository 
> /cvs/glibc/libc

That is the correct setup for anoncvs.  For non-anonymous cvs, Root should be:

	sourcware.cygnus.com:/cvs/glibc

or user@sourceware.cygnus.com or :rsh:user@sourceware.cygnus.com or whatever,
and CVS/Repository is the same.