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Jerome Laheurte | 6 Aug 17:57

Release


Okay, when I try to "make deb" under Ubuntu, it fails with the 
following error message:

/usr/bin/fakeroot: 166: debian/rules: Permission denied

any hint ?

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Jerome Laheurte | 6 Aug 18:31

Re: Release

On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Jerome Laheurte wrote:

>
> Okay, when I try to "make deb" under Ubuntu, it fails with the
> following error message:
>
> /usr/bin/fakeroot: 166: debian/rules: Permission denied
>
> any hint ?

Okay, let me guess: you run "make deb" in a Samba share, don't you ?

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Jerome Laheurte | 6 Aug 20:13

Re: Release


So, a summary of my release attempt:

  * When uploading to the SF web site, "Permission denied" on every 
file.

  * Seems I can't post project news, must be something that's not 
included in the "Release manager" role.

  * I can't post on Freshmeat since I'm not part of the project on this 
site (I have an account with login "fraca7").

The bad part is, I e-mailed the release notification (through SF 
release system), but it's half-assed right now :) Though the packages 
uploaded to SF are OK.

I'll tag & merge (probably a 0.70.3 release, to make things clear) 
once these issues are solved.

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Frank Niessink | 6 Aug 22:02

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/6 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>
>  * When uploading to the SF web site, "Permission denied" on every
> file.

I made you a project admin, so this should be fixed.

>  * Seems I can't post project news, must be something that's not
> included in the "Release manager" role.

That's really weird. Anyway, as a project admin you should be now
allowed to do this.

>  * I can't post on Freshmeat since I'm not part of the project on this
> site (I have an account with login "fraca7").

I have added you to the Task Coach project on Freshmeat.

> I'll tag & merge (probably a 0.70.3 release, to make things clear)
> once these issues are solved.

OK.

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Jerome Laheurte | 7 Aug 07:12

Re: Release

On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/6 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>>
>>  * When uploading to the SF web site, "Permission denied" on every
>> file.
>
> I made you a project admin, so this should be fixed.

No, that was not the problem. Files have owner fniessink and group 
taskcoach, and I belong to this group, but their permission is 0755 so 
I don't have write access on them. It should be 0664 for regular 
files, and 0775 for directories. I don't know how to tell scp to do 
that.

>>  * Seems I can't post project news, must be something that's not
>> included in the "Release manager" role.
>
> That's really weird. Anyway, as a project admin you should be now
> allowed to do this.

Yes, now I have the 'News' link in the 'Admin' tab; before I only had 
'File releases'.

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Frank Niessink | 7 Aug 19:53

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/7 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
> No, that was not the problem. Files have owner fniessink and group
> taskcoach, and I belong to this group, but their permission is 0755 so
> I don't have write access on them. It should be 0664 for regular
> files, and 0775 for directories. I don't know how to tell scp to do
> that.

I logged in (ssh <username>@shell.taskcoach.sourceforge.net; cd
/home/groups/t/ta/taskcoach/htdocs) and changed the permissions
manually. I think scp -p should preserve file modes, so if you make
sure files have the right permissions locally (i.e. group
readable/writable and group executable for folders) they should be
preserved remotely; at least what I conclude from the man page.

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 08:44

Re: Release

On Thu, 7 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/7 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>> No, that was not the problem. Files have owner fniessink and group
>> taskcoach, and I belong to this group, but their permission is 0755 so
>> I don't have write access on them. It should be 0664 for regular
>> files, and 0775 for directories. I don't know how to tell scp to do
>> that.
>
> I logged in (ssh <username>@shell.taskcoach.sourceforge.net; cd
> /home/groups/t/ta/taskcoach/htdocs) and changed the permissions
> manually. I think scp -p should preserve file modes, so if you make
> sure files have the right permissions locally (i.e. group
> readable/writable and group executable for folders) they should be
> preserved remotely; at least what I conclude from the man page.

Yes, I'll try this.

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 09:01

Re: Release

On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Jerome Laheurte wrote:

> Yes, I'll try this.

Actually scp tells me "set mode: operation not allowed", but it seems 
to be keeping the permissions, so it should be OK.

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Frank Niessink | 8 Aug 12:12

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
> Actually scp tells me "set mode: operation not allowed", but it seems
> to be keeping the permissions, so it should be OK.

Not sure if this is related, but index.html on taskcoach.org still
says 0.70.1 is the latest release.

BTW, did you send out an announcement mail to taskcoach-users and
python-announce? Maybe we can automate the mailing of the announcement
mail from the release.py script as well?

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 11:59

Re: Release

On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>> Actually scp tells me "set mode: operation not allowed", but it seems
>> to be keeping the permissions, so it should be OK.
>
> Not sure if this is related, but index.html on taskcoach.org still
> says 0.70.1 is the latest release.

And yet the download page says 0.70.2. I'll investigate this.

> BTW, did you send out an announcement mail to taskcoach-users and
> python-announce? Maybe we can automate the mailing of the announcement
> mail from the release.py script as well?

Didn't send it yet, I was wondering how to set my e-mail client (Pine) 
to change its Reply-To field for just one mail :)

It certainly would be nice to have release.py send the mail.

And the PyPI notification is not done yet either. I'm not sure I can 
actually do it, doesn't it need some rights on the package ?

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Frank Niessink | 8 Aug 13:06

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
> And the PyPI notification is not done yet either. I'm not sure I can
> actually do it, doesn't it need some rights on the package ?

I have added you (assuming your user name is 'fraca7') at
pypi.python.org as a package owner for the Task Coach package. You
should now be able to do 'python release.py pypi' to notify the python
package index of the new release.

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 12:46

Re: Release

On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>> And the PyPI notification is not done yet either. I'm not sure I can
>> actually do it, doesn't it need some rights on the package ?
>
> I have added you (assuming your user name is 'fraca7')

It is.

> at
> pypi.python.org as a package owner for the Task Coach package. You
> should now be able to do 'python release.py pypi' to notify the python
> package index of the new release.

Okay. Can't do it right now, but this evening, with the mails to 
yahoogroups and python-announce.

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 18:56

Re: Release


Okay, finally managed to send the mails. The PyPI stuff is still bogus 
(I never received their registration confirmation e-mail, so I get an 
"incomplete registration" error). The web site is up to date (I don't 
know what happened with index.html the first time).

I began the merge to Trunk, but it's a nightmare. Too much changes on 
both sides, especially in the 1174-1175 changeset. Nothing impossible, 
but it will take me some time :)

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Frank Niessink | 8 Aug 19:39

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>
> Okay, finally managed to send the mails. The PyPI stuff is still bogus
> (I never received their registration confirmation e-mail, so I get an
> "incomplete registration" error). The web site is up to date (I don't
> know what happened with index.html the first time).

I just did the registration at PyPI and uploaded the website to
Chello. Do we want to keep the backup website or should I just put a
forwarding page there? I don't think the SF hosted website is down
very often, so the necessity of a backup website seems low.

> I began the merge to Trunk, but it's a nightmare. Too much changes on
> both sides, especially in the 1174-1175 changeset. Nothing impossible,
> but it will take me some time :)

Do you want me to take a stab at it? I did the 1174-1175 changeset. I
should've applied those changes to the trunk rather than to the
Release0_70_Branch so it's my fault :-/

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 19:29

Re: Release

On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/8 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>>
>> Okay, finally managed to send the mails. The PyPI stuff is still bogus
>> (I never received their registration confirmation e-mail, so I get an
>> "incomplete registration" error). The web site is up to date (I don't
>> know what happened with index.html the first time).
>
> I just did the registration at PyPI and uploaded the website to
> Chello. Do we want to keep the backup website or should I just put a
> forwarding page there? I don't think the SF hosted website is down
> very often, so the necessity of a backup website seems low.

Nah, let's keep the backup site. SF does have some issues sometimes 
(well, not often on the Web side, but their SVN/CVS has some 
downtime).

>> I began the merge to Trunk, but it's a nightmare. Too much changes on
>> both sides, especially in the 1174-1175 changeset. Nothing impossible,
>> but it will take me some time :)
>
> Do you want me to take a stab at it? I did the 1174-1175 changeset. I
> should've applied those changes to the trunk rather than to the
> Release0_70_Branch so it's my fault :-/

I'll give it a try first after some sleep. It's a good thing since it 
makes me keep up with the recent changes. If I'm completely lost, I'll

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Jerome Laheurte | 8 Aug 19:30

Re: Release

On Fri, 8 Aug 2008, Jerome Laheurte wrote:

> Okay, finally managed to send the mails.

And for some reason they're not showing up. Still working on it...

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Frank Niessink | 6 Aug 21:55

Re: Release

Hi Jerome,

2008/8/6 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
> On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Jerome Laheurte wrote:
>
>>
>> Okay, when I try to "make deb" under Ubuntu, it fails with the
>> following error message:
>>
>> /usr/bin/fakeroot: 166: debian/rules: Permission denied
>>
>> any hint ?
>
> Okay, let me guess: you run "make deb" in a Samba share, don't you ?

Does it help if you do 'sudo make deb'? I don't use a Samba share for
building the deb.

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Jerome Laheurte | 7 Aug 06:49

Re: Release

On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Frank Niessink wrote:

> Hi Jerome,
>
> 2008/8/6 Jerome Laheurte <fraca7@...>:
>> On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Jerome Laheurte wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Okay, when I try to "make deb" under Ubuntu, it fails with the
>>> following error message:
>>>
>>> /usr/bin/fakeroot: 166: debian/rules: Permission denied
>>>
>>> any hint ?
>>
>> Okay, let me guess: you run "make deb" in a Samba share, don't you ?
>
> Does it help if you do 'sudo make deb'? I don't use a Samba share for
> building the deb.

Sudo doesn't help. The problem was that the 'rules' file didn't have 
the execution bit; adding a chmod in the generating script fixed it.

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