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Re: [Pyret-devel] Fwd: [HOW TO] Examples
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From: Eduardo V. <edu...@gm...> - 2006-10-13 16:09:26
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Hello guys,
I would ask you to send master and hunter configuration files and
searchspace
and jobs files which are known as working. In this way I can compare
with my files.
BTW, in doc/searchspace.example there is an entry for search
module configuration:
# Search = MultiHunterRS {
# }
Is it "Search = MultiHunterRS" or "RegressionSearch =
MultiHunterRS" ? I'm asking
this because the Python class is named RegressionSearch, as you can
see at the modules/search directory.
BR,
---
Eduardo Valentin
On 10/11/06, Jason Ruesch <jr...@ja...> wrote:
> Eduardo,
>
> Sorry to hear you're having so many problems. We definitely didn't
> make the project easy to setup!
>
> I believe there still may be another log file that we started using
> and never got rid of completely in the /var/log folder that may
> include the errors you are having.
>
> --Jason Ruesch
>
> On Oct 11, 2006, at 6:35 AM, Eduardo Valentin wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Alright, after some permission problems I could do something
> > useful. But I have some
> > questions and some unsolved problems. So, I think that I'm missing
> > something into my
> > configuration files. I used the same master.conf and hunter.conf files
> > I already sent.
> > What's more, I'm executing the PyretMaster.py and PyretHunter.py as
> > root user. Therefore,
> > I'm able to execute the following job file:
> >
> > Copy = LinuxKernelCopy {
> > From = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/cgrepo/linux2/
> > To = /usr/src/linux2/
> > Regex=(.)*
> > CleanUp=False
> > }
> >
> > Build = LinuxKernelBuild {
> > Input = /usr/src/linux2/
> > Arch = i386
> > }
> >
> > Install = LinuxKernelInstall {
> > }
> >
> >
> > Test = LinuxKernelTest {
> > LTPFolderPath = /home/ebv/diversos/ols/pyret/ltp-full-20060717/
> > Scenario = syscalls
> > Duration = 0s
> > }
> >
> >
> > But, I needed to change the install module for Linux Kernels as
> > follows:
> >
> > modules/install/LinuxKernelInstall.py:
> > kernel = "kernel /vmlinuz-PyReT root="+kernel[start+5:];
> >
> > to
> >
> > kernel = "kernel /boot/vmlinuz-PyReT root="+kernel[start+5:];
> >
> > Also, there is a little mistake in the search space example file
> > (docs/searchspace.example):
> >
> > It is:
> > # Test = LinuxKernelTest {
> > # LTPFolderPath = /usr/local/ltp-full-20060105/
> > # TestName = syscalls
> > # TimeOut = 0s
> > # }
> >
> > and should be:
> > # Test = LinuxKernelTest {
> > # LTPFolderPath = /usr/local/ltp-full-20060105/
> > # Scenario = syscalls
> > # Duration = 0s
> > # }
> >
> > However, what I really couldn't setup is the error messaging
> > system. My log files do not
> > print the error messages. There is no useful info there. If something
> > goes wrong, I get something like:
> > Job @time="2006101012107": found job - /nfsdrives/var_bubs/jobs/
> > job03.strongbad
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to copying
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to patching
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to building
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to installing
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to testing
> > Status @time="2006101012107": Hunter is changing status to idle
> >
> >
> > It just says that is changing from state to state until reach the
> > idle state, whereas the error messages are not displayed (if one
> > parameter is not present/configured for example).
> >
> > Furthermore, I couldn't accomplish a patching phase.
> > Actually, I still couldn't even understand how the automation
> > process works. Specifically,
> > how the patch control is done. I passed a range in my search space:
> >
> > Search = BinaryRS {
> > }
> > MasterPatchSource = LinuxKernelMasterPatchSource {
> > ChangesetStart = e3071039a1389fa767113ef4472040df507f3b02
> > ChangesetEnd = 51775f2daed1fd12472b48335286b7d251ac8cea
> > Dest = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/cgrepo/linux2/
> > PatchDest = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/patches/linux2/
> > }
> >
> > I thought that as I specified a patch range (ChangesetStart and
> > ChangesetEnd variables),
> > it would do the search automatically. But I need to specify a patch ID
> > in my job file:
> > HunterPatchSource = LinuxKernelHunterPatchSource {
> > PatchDest = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/patches/linux2/
> > PatchID = 0a05d26784046b1fde1f4c2aef040c7864478410
> > HunterDest = /usr/src/linux2/
> > }
> >
> > So, how does the automation process work? What wrong am I doing ?
> > Why my hunters does not log error messages?
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> >
> > BR,
> > ---
> > Eduardo Valentin
> >
> > On 10/10/06, Eduardo Valentin <edu...@gm...> wrote:
> >> Hello Parse,
> >>
> >>
> >> I forgot to mention/explain that the file created was
> >> job01.strongbad.error inside the
> >> "jobs" directory. It contains exatly the same contents of my
> >> initial job file.
> >> Copy = LinuxKernelCopy {
> >> From = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/cgrepo/linux2/
> >> To = /usr/src/linux2/
> >> Regex=(.)*
> >> CleanUp=False
> >> }
> >>
> >> HunterPatchSource = LinuxKernelHunterPatchSource {
> >> PatchDest = /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/patches/linux2/
> >> PatchID = 0a05d26784046b1fde1f4c2aef040c7864478410
> >> HunterDest = /usr/src/linux2/
> >> }
> >>
> >> and here is my log for my hunter process:
> >> Status @time="20061091642": Hunter is changing status to copying
> >> Status @time="20061091642": Hunter is changing status to patching
> >> Status @time="20061091642": Hunter is changing status to building
> >> Jog Info @time="2006109161521": Build completed sucessfully
> >> Status @time="2006109161521": Hunter is changing status to installing
> >> Status @time="2006109161521": Hunter is changing status to testing
> >> Status @time="2006109161521": Hunter is changing status to cleanup
> >> Status @time="2006109161521": Hunter is changing status to idle
> >> Job @time="2006101010832": found job - /nfsdrives/var_bubs/jobs/
> >> job03.strongbad
> >> Status @time="2006101010832": Hunter is changing status to copying
> >> Info @time="2006101010930": Copy succesfull
> >> Job Info @time="2006101010930": Copy completed sucessfully
> >> Status @time="2006101010930": Hunter is changing status to patching
> >> Info @time="2006101010930": Applying patch using COMMAND:patch -p1 -i
> >> /nfsdrives/var_bubs/repository/patches/
> >> linux2/0a05d26784046b1fde1f4c2aef040c7864478410Status
> >> @time="2006101010930": Hunter is changing status to idle
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Any ideas?
> >>
> >>
> >> Thanks in advance
> >>
> >> BR,
> >>
> >> ---
> >> Eduardo Valentin
> >>
> >>
> >> On 10/10/06, Parse Exception <par...@gm...> wrote:
> >>> Eduardo,
> >>>
> >>> what was in job.error?
> >>>
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> >
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