Since opening up creation of hosted sites by people other than Jesse we've had to straighten out a few steps here and there that the people we want to manage the site have not been able to perform on their own. One of those is the script that rsyncs the source repositories from cvs-int to lockbox (where it is stored on the netapp.) This script, hostedreposync, needs to be updated with the names of the new hosted repositories in order to sync them.
I'm attaching a new hostedreposync that would rsync the whole $SCM/hosted tree from cvs-int to the netapp instead of cherry picking the individual repositories. This allows us to stop editing the hostedreposync script every time a new hosted repository is added but it does have some differences with the current script:
1) More repositories are pulled over. I count 39 repositories that are present in the hosted trees on cvs-int that aren't listed in the current hostedreposync script that will now be pulled over.
2) Old repositories will be deleted from the netapp. These repositories are present on the netapp but not on cvs-int and would be erased with the new script: pungi.bak (there is a pungi repo) mock (probably replaced by mock.git) func (probably replaced by func.git) surfr
Comments?
-Toshio
#!/bin/bash
HGRSYNC="cvs-int.fedora.redhat.com/hgrepos/hosted"
GITRSYNC="cvs-int.fedora.redhat.com/gitrepos/hosted"
SVNRSYNC="cvs-int.fedora.redhat.com/svnrepos/hosted"
BZRRSYNC='cvs-int.fedora.redhat.com/bzrrepos/hosted'
# One off -- should be merged on the new hosted boxes GITRELENG="../fedora/releng"
# Sync the hg repos rsync -aH --delete --delete-after rsync://${HGRSYNC}/ /netapp/app/scm/hg
# Sync the git repos rsync -aH --delete --delete-after rsync://${GITRSYNC}/ /netapp/app/scm/git
# Sync the svn repos rsync -aH --delete --delete-after rsync://${SVNRSYNC}/ /netapp/app/scm/svn
# Sync bzr repos rsync -aH --delete --delete-after rsync://${BZRRSYNC}/ /netapp/app/scm/bzr
rsync -aH --delete --delete-after rsync://${GITRSYNC}/${GITRELENG} /netapp/app/scm/git
Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
Since opening up creation of hosted sites by people other than Jesse we've had to straighten out a few steps here and there that the people we want to manage the site have not been able to perform on their own. One of those is the script that rsyncs the source repositories from cvs-int to lockbox (where it is stored on the netapp.) This script, hostedreposync, needs to be updated with the names of the new hosted repositories in order to sync them.
I'm attaching a new hostedreposync that would rsync the whole $SCM/hosted tree from cvs-int to the netapp instead of cherry picking the individual repositories. This allows us to stop editing the hostedreposync script every time a new hosted repository is added but it does have some differences with the current script:
- More repositories are pulled over. I count 39 repositories that
are present in the hosted trees on cvs-int that aren't listed in the current hostedreposync script that will now be pulled over.
- Old repositories will be deleted from the netapp. These
repositories are present on the netapp but not on cvs-int and would be erased with the new script: pungi.bak (there is a pungi repo) mock (probably replaced by mock.git) func (probably replaced by func.git) surfr
+1 from me.
-Mike
+1 from me also, but i still have an issue/doubt.
One of the steps while creating a new hosted project, is the repo creation, in cvs-int to which I (and dont know about Ricky) still can't do. And without it there isn't much i can help with. If i'm not mistaken, after the CVS box is rebuilt this problem will be taken care of correct ?
Paulo
On Nov 27, 2007 10:45 PM, Jeremy Katz katzj@redhat.com wrote:
On Tue, 2007-11-27 at 13:21 -0800, Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
Comments?
+alot
Jeremy
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Paulo Santos wrote:
+1 from me also, but i still have an issue/doubt.
One of the steps while creating a new hosted project, is the repo creation, in cvs-int to which I (and dont know about Ricky) still can't do. And without it there isn't much i can help with. If i'm not mistaken, after the CVS box is rebuilt this problem will be taken care of correct ?
We should be able to create a new group to shepherd hosted at that time, yes. Currently, with hosted and the packaging repository on the same server we have to regulate access to it more tightly.
Ricky happened to be on IRC at the right time so he got the ability to log into cvs-int and filesystem acls were setup to allow him to access the hosted repos but not the package repo. Since the new hosted box is imminent I'd like to wait for that and set you up via a sysadmin-hosted FAS group that gives you the needed permissions but if something delays it we'll need to do the same thing for you.
-Toshio
Toshio Kuratomi wrote:
Paulo Santos wrote:
+1 from me also, but i still have an issue/doubt.
One of the steps while creating a new hosted project, is the repo creation, in cvs-int to which I (and dont know about Ricky) still can't do. And without it there isn't much i can help with. If i'm not mistaken, after the CVS box is rebuilt this problem will be taken care of correct ?
We should be able to create a new group to shepherd hosted at that time, yes. Currently, with hosted and the packaging repository on the same server we have to regulate access to it more tightly.
Ricky happened to be on IRC at the right time so he got the ability to log into cvs-int and filesystem acls were setup to allow him to access the hosted repos but not the package repo. Since the new hosted box is imminent I'd like to wait for that and set you up via a sysadmin-hosted FAS group that gives you the needed permissions but if something delays it we'll need to do the same thing for you.
Yep, once hosted moves onto its own infrastructure there will be a separate hosted group and you two will certainly be in it (If you want to :)
-Mike
hostedreposync updated. Let me know if there's problems with hosted repositories not showing up in the trac browser.
-Toshio
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