Re: [Boost-testing] Re: More page not found errors... Was: Code Warrior Serialization test failures

From: Victor A. Wagner Jr. (vawjr_at_[hidden])
Date: 2005-03-07 19:15:25

At Monday 2005-03-07 16:00, you wrote:
>Rene Rivera <grafik.list_at_[hidden]> writes:
>
> > Rene Rivera wrote:
> >> Rene Rivera wrote:
> >>
> >>> ...or the processing of the logs is stalled.
> >> The processing at metacomm is definitely stalled.
>
>Was our fault.
>
> >>  Just checked and
> >> there are new uploaded test but nothing new is shown in the result
> >> pages.
> > The processing is back now :-) .. But now I see "Page not found!"
> > errors everywhere.
>
>Sorry, folks.
>
>Last night we have implemented several major improvements in our log
>processing system, which should give as a turnaround times of about 30
>minutes. The brief summary of changes:
>
>* The results are uploaded to the target web server as one big zip
>   file (reduced the upload time by factor of 30)
>
>* Fixed problem with new version of xsltproc not being able to process
>   files with spaces in them (runner id with spaces).
>
>* The previous regression results XSL stylesheet has been rewritten to
>   use indexes (keys), reducing the processing time
>
>* Partially implemented incremental rebuild process, new results
>   upload doesn't cause the full rebuild of everything.
>
>
>Here is the list of known unresolved problems:
>
>* Dirxion test still results still reference libs for which there are
>   no test results (link goes to "page no found!"). I actually though
>   that we've fixed that. Will look into it.
>
>
>Please report all other problems to the boost-testing mailing list, we
>will try to resolve them ASAP.

the links from the tester names give a "Page not found!"
I realize that for most testers this is just their name, but I put in the 
script run as well as the list of what cvs reports on the update.

>Thanks for understanding.
>
>--
>Misha Bergal
>MetaCommunications Engineering
>
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