Re: Alioth down->D-I stats hosed

Quoting Simon Paillard (spaillard <at> debian.org):

> It seems to be at http://anonscm.debian.org/viewvc/d-i/trunk/scripts/l10n/
> 
> - gen-stats only calls to wget using d-i.d.o which is people.d. as
> well.

It does also launch scripts from config/, named
packages.${dist}.commands${level}

When ${dist}="cvs" that includes some "svn go" or "git clone".

It's horribly clumsy but works as is since about 2004..

> - l10n-sync exit if "svn up" fails, so I don't get where it fails

l10n-sync is indeed more safe, yes. But it is not involved in
statistics calculations.

Re: i18n.debian.net is back (and so it the DDTP|DDTSS)

On 2012-01-24 18:59, Christian PERRIER wrote:
> What's needed is a reasonably fast machine (preferrably i386|amd64).
> As churro was installed around 2006 and was at that time a "good"
> standard machine, I think that anything more recent is fine.

model name	: Intel(R) Xeon(TM) CPU 3.06GHz
(quad)

> Disk space  might be a concern as churro has a local mirror (can't 
> check numbers right now for obvious reasons, but IIRC disk space on 
> churro is not that gigantic).

This is the current configuration.

brother <at> skumbanan ~$ df -h
Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/cciss/c0d0p1      32G  709M   30G   3% /
tmpfs                 1.9G     0  1.9G   0% /lib/init/rw
udev                  1.9G  108K  1.9G   1% /dev
tmpfs                 1.9G     0  1.9G   0% /dev/shm
/dev/cciss/c0d1p1     201G  201G  1.3M 100% /home/mirror

The mirror is full because I tried to host src+i386+amd64 on it and that
outgrew the disk. These days the hostname is redirected to ftp.se.d.o to
avoid breakage.

> Memory should be something above 2Gb for performance reasons (again, 
> IIRC...to be checked on churro).

Re: i18n.debian.net is back (and so it the DDTP|DDTSS)

Martin Bagge / brother a écrit :

> There are no restrictions for ports or anything. We are our own ISP
> inside SUNET.
> 
> I won't hurry with a reinstall at this moment but if we want to use it
> somehow I guess that would be the best anyway.
> (it is running Squeeze and has only served as a mirror server so it is
> pretty minimal as is).

Thanks for your answer, Martin.

I suggest you keep the machine ready. As of now, we have two options if 
we can get our hands back on churro:
- transfer it to your machine
- transfer it to the i18n.debian.org prepared last summer by Felipe.

The first option has my preference as it avoids polluting a machine that 
was ready for DSA administration.

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Re: i18n.debian.net is back (and so it the DDTP|DDTSS)

On 2012-02-01 09:56, Christian Perrier wrote:
> Martin Bagge / brother a écrit : I suggest you keep the machine
> ready. As of now, we have two options if

I've just done a clean safe-upgrade and will do a dist-upgrade as well.
Later today or something I'll clean out the broken mirror.

> we can get our hands back on churro: - transfer it to your machine -
> transfer it to the i18n.debian.org prepared last summer by Felipe.
> 
> The first option has my preference as it avoids polluting a machine
> that was ready for DSA administration.

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DDTSS system is up again, but it still has some big issues

Hi!

I read that Churro is back up and indeed the DDTSS is up again.

There were some big probs, at least in the Italian page, that started
right before Churro went down the last time.

Those issues are still there. No description seems "fetch-able" in the
correct way. If you fetch a new description (using the link
http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/it/fetch) you get a message like
"Fetched ojs successfully" but when you are redirected to the translation
screen all you see is an error message.
Thus it's impossible to do any translation work.

The same thing happened with all the packages we tried to fetch (those in
"pending translation"), you can see the error page if you open any of the
relative translation screens
e.g. http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/it/translate/initscripts

thanks,
Beatrice.

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Re: DDTSS system is up again, but it still has some big issues

Hi,
> I read that Churro is back up and indeed the DDTSS is up again.
>
> There were some big probs, at least in the Italian page, that started
> right before Churro went down the last time.
>
> Those issues are still there. No description seems "fetch-able" in the
> correct way. If you fetch a new description (using the link
> http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/it/fetch) you get a message like
> "Fetched ojs successfully" but when you are redirected to the translation
> screen all you see is an error message.
> Thus it's impossible to do any translation work.
>
> The same thing happened with all the packages we tried to fetch (those in
> "pending translation"), you can see the error page if you open any of the
> relative translation screens
> e.g. http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/it/translate/initscripts
>    
the import functions rely on complete descriptions in the packages.
This has been changed slightly before churro went down.

The workaround is to go to ddtp.debian.net/<$char>.html, determine
the last description number (e.g. 79539) and retrieve the description
by number.

Cheers,
    Martin

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Re: DDTSS system is up again, but it still has some big issues

On Wednesday 01 February 2012, at 15:42 +0100, Martin Eberhard Schauer wrote:

Hi!

> The workaround is to go to ddtp.debian.net/<$char>.html, determine
> the last description number (e.g. 79539) and retrieve the description
> by number.

I've tried this... it didn't work. Though I am not sure I did everything
right.

Here is what I did.

- I found a package description not yet translated in Italian: oasis3

- I went to http://ddtp.debian.net/o.html
and found out 107972 is the last description number.

- I went to http://ddtp.debian.net/ddtss/index.cgi/it/translate/107972
I got a msg saying "Fetching package 107972 for translation, please
wait..."
Then a page saying "Fetched oasis3 successfully"
and then I was redirected to the same kind of Internal error page as
usual.

Thanks,
beatrice.

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