Since several days ago gentoo-doc-cvs is not working. This mailing list send no mails since (more or less) tuesday 8. Gentoo-doc-cvs usually sends mails when a commit is done into htdocs/proj/en/gdp/doc/ or htdocs/doc/en/ Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Modify a cvs doc file 2. Make a commit 3. Look into gentoo-doc-cvs mailing list. Actual Results: Have no mails when there is a new commit. Expected Results: Have a new mail with every commit.
Would that be cause by recent changes to mail.gentoo.org?
I'm not sure how this is setup. I'll have to wait till one of cvs admins come around to take a look on the CVS side. Afaik, I don't believe any changes on mail.g.o would have caused this, but I could be wrong.
Fixed yesterday. Many thanks to pylon and lcars for solving this before 2005.0 is released.
Down again
Uhh, would it be possible to get CIA on #gentoo-doc or something. Keeping translations up-to-date with current constantly breaking cvs-mailing list is kind of major PITA...
The list is not "breaking", the script that sends messages apparently is breaking the legit From: . I'll try to debug this with Pylon earlier next week and find out what's the new problem.
re comment 6 Ok, cool whatever. My point really wasn't whether it was list or script or infra's pet goat that is breaking but the fact that it's rather hard to maintain up-to-date translations when the cvs commit mails are not reaching me and I have no information of the borkedness of whatever before there has been weeks and tons of update happening behind my back.
Can't you just join #gentoo-commits and filter through that for now? (until we get this resolved)
Our commits do not show up in #gentoo-commits because a mail is sent *instead* Last time I asked, only *one* action could be specified in commitlog
Umm I guess doc team stuff is shown as well. Got this in #gentoo-commits a while back : < CIA-7> neysx * gentoo/xml/htdocs/proj/en/gdp/tests/topdocs.xml: Updated stats
Wrong. Commits in /doc/en/ & /proj/en/gdp/doc/ trigger an email. There have been many in the last few days, none made it to us. Ideally, any doc listed in metadoc should trigger an email, but I suppose that would be asking too much.
Ideally, it would be great if you'd use a script that does both (CIA and mailing). There was a bugreport on this quite some time ago in which Xavier attached a ruby script that did just that as a POC.
Following a hunch triggered by the fact that a script of mine running on toucan needed to mail to gentoo-doc-fr@lists.g.o instead of @g.o, robbat2 changed the mail to address ($MAIL_TO = 'gentoo-doc-cvs@lists.gentoo.org';) I hope this solves the problem once and for all. Translators rely on gentoo-doc-cvs for their work and with 2005.0 just out, they need it more than ever.
Fixed a few days ago.
Broken again! Latest notification was on 23 May 2005 19:34:03 -0000
Looks like robin has had a hiccup. Other lists were unusually quiet as well. Sorry about the noise.
Stork migration broke it.
(In reply to comment #17) > Stork migration broke it. I know. But it seems that our listmaster does not know, although I asked several times in #gentoo-infra and on the infra-mailing-list. The problem is, that the mailing-list only accepts mails from @lark.gentoo.org. But now we send out the mails with @gentoo.org.
(In reply to comment #18) > > I know. I know you know :) Just wanted to make sure everyone in GDP knows and it isn't forgotten. Let's hope lcars can fix it before the onslaught of edits for 2007.0
I just changed exim's config on lark. It now uses the primary_hostname for sending out the messages. That means, commits are sent as @stork.gentoo.org (as before with @lark.gentoo.org). The reason is, that I needed that for sending out root-messages which would have become root@gentoo.org previously… Now, only the gentoo-doc-cvs mailing-list needs to be changed to accept messages from stork.gentoo.org instead of lark.gentoo.org. This couldn't be that hard, could it?
lcars fixed it. Thanks.
