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Jason Hines | 2 Jun 2003 02:24

cvs lock on tigris


during a large commit, i am now getting this error:

cvs server: [17:15:36] waiting for tigrisc's lock in 
/cvs/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/tasks

while looking for a fix on google, i found this remark on a random 
mailing list  (i'm assuming it applies..)

I'll try again in an hour..

<quote>
 >Is there any reasonable way to prevent anoncvs from locking the
 >repository for prolonged periods of time?  I've just committed a small
 >change, and now I'm sitting before the terminal for 30 minutes staring at
 >``waiting for anoncvs's lock'' messages.  And it's not over yet.

If you were stuck for this long, it almost certainly means a CVS process 
has
died and left a stale lock in the repository.  Someone needs to go in and
delete it manually.
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Jason Hines | 2 Jun 2003 08:23

CVS problems (stale lock file?)


Hi Tigris.

I'm having a problem with CVSing in the binarycloud project that is 
being hosted on Tigris.  Thanks for any assistance you can provide.

jason

Errors follow:

cvs server: [23:18:50] waiting for tigrisc's lock in 
/cvs/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/tasks

AND:

cvs server: [23:19:37] waiting for tigrisc's lock in 
/cvs/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phpdocu/phpDocumentor/Converters/HTML/frames/templates/DOM/earthli/templates_c
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Alex Black | 2 Jun 2003 19:45

Re: CVS problems (stale lock file?)

Hi Jason,

I've sent your lock problem on to jason robbins, who will undoubtedly fix
it.

And, yoish, looks like you checked in the entire freaking system!!!

:)

_a

> 
> Hi Tigris.
> 
> I'm having a problem with CVSing in the binarycloud project that is
> being hosted on Tigris.  Thanks for any assistance you can provide.
> 
> 
> jason
> 
> 
> 
> Errors follow:
> 
> cvs server: [23:18:50] waiting for tigrisc's lock in
> /cvs/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/tasks
> 
> 
> AND:
>
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Alex Black | 4 Jun 2003 03:46

Added filters and Validators to NDF

Hi all,

I've added filter and validator to NDF. * (many) are allowed.

I will update the XSL tomorrow, I believe.

JCM: Jason said you had questions, let's hear 'em :)

_alex
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Manuel Holtgrewe | 4 Jun 2003 14:19

Re: policy format

Hi

I just got a first version of RoleCompiler working. It consists of a
RoleCompilerTask that extends CopyTask and automatically adds a
RoleCompilerFilter to a default filter chain.

It then loads the default authorizer settings from user/Auth.conf.xml
(set by the attribute "authConf") and makes it available for the Filter.
The filter then parses the role and on <policy> tags, the policy is
imported.

However, I ran into a problem: If we want to use dot separated paths in
the <policy> tags, we will run into problems because we do not know how
to expand the path.

A similar problem occurs with expanding asterisks in the <resource>
tags.

MfG

Manuel

--

-- 
Unix definitely is a user friendly operating system.
- It is only picky with its friends.
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Manuel Holtgrewe | 4 Jun 2003 18:30

role compiler

Hi

I just got a first version of RoleCompiler working. It consists of a
RoleCompilerTask that extends CopyTask and automatically adds a
RoleCompilerFilter to a default filter chain.

It then loads the default authorizer settings from user/Auth.conf.xml
(set by the attribute "authConf") and makes it available for the Filter.
The filter then parses the role and on <policy> tags, the policy is
imported.

However, I ran into a problem: If we want to use dot separated paths in
the <policy> tags, we will run into problems because we do not know how
to expand the path.

A similar problem occurs with expanding asterisks in the <resource>
tags.

MfG

Manuel

--

-- 
Unix definitely is a user friendly operating system.
- It is only picky with its friends.
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Jason Hines | 4 Jun 2003 20:08

Re: role compiler

Manuel Holtgrewe wrote:

>It then loads the default authorizer settings from user/Auth.conf.xml
>(set by the attribute "authConf") and makes it available for the Filter.
>The filter then parses the role and on <policy> tags, the policy is
>imported.
>
>However, I ran into a problem: If we want to use dot separated paths in
>the <policy> tags, we will run into problems because we do not know how
>to expand the path.
>  
>

Hmm, this will sound like a hack, but binarycloud.ini contains a 
function prepare_path() which takes a dot-notated path, expands on it 
properly and returns a full path.  However, this is intended for runtime 
operation as it assumes all the BC_PATH_* constants are defined.

This will be tricky to do at buildtime (nicely).

Also, should testsites still work now?  I'm getting Node unauthorized 
errors now.

jason

>A similar problem occurs with expanding asterisks in the <resource>
>tags.
>
>
>MfG
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Jason Hines | 4 Jun 2003 20:09

Re: role compiler

er - I meant init/binarycloud.php contains that function.

jason

Jason Hines wrote:

> Hmm, this will sound like a hack, but binarycloud.ini contains a function
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Andrzej Nowodworski | 5 Jun 2003 00:53
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Rolecompiler??? error.

Manuel... all

I've done the fresh checkout from CVS with a (new) rolecompiler. 

And I'm having now this problem with phing:

PHP Warning:  feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
/home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/FileReader.php
on line 76
PHP Warning:  fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
/home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/FileReader.php
on line 84
PHP Warning:  ftell(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
/home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/FileReader.php
on line 85
PHP Warning:  feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
/home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/FileReader.php
on line 151

I've spoke with Jason on IRC, and have tested to build just base in no existing workspace (wich worked fine),
so we are thinking that this error is somehow connected with role compiler.

I'll try to find it, and I'll get back to list with results...

Andrus
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Alex Black | 4 Jun 2003 23:33

Re: Rolecompiler??? error.

I also have this error after an update.

A LOT of them :)

Like, maybe 600.

Hehe

_a

> Manuel... all
> 
> I've done the fresh checkout from CVS with a (new) rolecompiler.
> 
> 
> And I'm having now this problem with phing:
> 
> PHP Warning:  feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
> /home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/File
> Reader.php on line 76
> PHP Warning:  fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
> /home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/File
> Reader.php on line 84
> PHP Warning:  ftell(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
> /home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/File
> Reader.php on line 85
> PHP Warning:  feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in
> /home/andrus/binarycloud/r2/binarycloud/ext/phing/classes/phing/system/io/File
> Reader.php on line 151
>
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