etc., but I see that it's the same in cron.publish-ftpmaster.
Also, another thing that's been inherited from the ftpmaster - the comment at the top about LPCONFIG coming from the environment so we can run it unaltered on dogfood, but then the check before copying indices that "$LPCONFIG" = "$PRODUCTION_CONFIG"... wouldn't we want to copy the indices on df?
I'm assuming this is what you've been testing like crazy on df yesterday...
15:00 < noodles> bigjools: this bash script - is it what you've been testing on df yesterday?
15:01 < bigjools> and today, yes
Hi Julian,
When I first looked at this, I was wondering why you don't define DISTRONAME earlier and then do:
ARCHIVEROOT= /srv/launchpad. net/DISTRONAME- archive/ DISTRONAME
etc., but I see that it's the same in cron.publish- ftpmaster.
Also, another thing that's been inherited from the ftpmaster - the comment at the top about LPCONFIG coming from the environment so we can run it unaltered on dogfood, but then the check before copying indices that "$LPCONFIG" = "$PRODUCTION_ CONFIG" ... wouldn't we want to copy the indices on df?
I'm assuming this is what you've been testing like crazy on df yesterday...
15:00 < noodles> bigjools: this bash script - is it what you've been testing on df yesterday?
15:01 < bigjools> and today, yes
Great.