On Fri, 23 Sep 2005, Juan RP wrote:

>> FTP gets assigned twice and date stamp changes so this file is in
>> different directory ... unless it completes in same minute.
>>
>> Maybe we could put it somewhere else.
>
> After talking with hubertf, there is no problem here... because FTP will
> have the same value in the build script, and it was assigned only
> in the build.conf file.

It is assigned in build.conf which is a shell script.

post-build runs build.conf. So FTP has different values.

I actually saw it on my bulk build before I emailed about it.

pkgbox:/home/pkgsrc> ls -l /build/reed.jail.preview/home/reed/pkgstat/{20050921.0402,20050921.1526,20050922.1701}
/build/reed.jail.preview/home/reed/pkgstat/20050921.0402:

/build/reed.jail.preview/home/reed/pkgstat/20050921.1526:
total 33
-rw-r--r--  1 root  wheel  33047 Sep 22 10:09 
pkgsrc-results-2005-09-22.txt

/build/reed.jail.preview/home/reed/pkgstat/20050922.1701:
total 883
drwxr-xr-x   28 root  2022      512 Sep 22 10:01 archivers
drwxr-xr-x  223 root  2022     4608 Sep 22 10:01 audio
...


I am not sure how 20050921.0402 got created. It is empty.

The text file got put in 20050921.1526 -- this FTP was set before the 
build.

And the post-build created and populated 20050922.1701.

This is the part that identifies it:

pkgbox:/home/pkgsrc> grep 20050922.1701 /build/reed.jail.preview/home/reed/pkgstat/20050921.1526/pkgsrc-results-2005-09-22.txt
http://pkgbox.dragonflybsd.org/~reed/pkgstat/20050922.1701/broken.html



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