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NASPRO enlistement failed
http://hg.atheme.org/naspro/ (Failed 10 months ago.)
It works now (did you fix it? in such case thank you!)
Stefano:
Yes, I fixed it. Ohloh only tries 4 times before giving up for good. The 4 attempts failed 10 months ago with a network error and it never tried again. It required a manual kick in the butt :)
We are working on figuring out a better way to handle re-trying so temporary network glitches don't cause a project to never update again.
aehm... failed again (8 months ago... i should check more often).
Stefano,
On the job... will report back here once I take a look.
Thanks!
Stefano,
Rescheduled the broken enlistment which finished OK. An update of the three additional enlistments started immediately and also finished OK. Analysis page is now at Dec 05 2011 and last commit is at 2011-12-04 (about 17 hours ago).
Please keep me informed here if the project misbehaves again.
Thanks!
sure, thank you. :-)
... and there it is, failed again 1 day ago. :-(
Stefano,
Rescheduled the stalled enlistment which finished OK. A full update started immediately and also finished OK. Analysis page is at Dec 12 2011 and last commit is at 2011-12-10.
Please remind me here if the project goes astray again.
Thanks!
... and yet again...
Stefano,
Rescheduled the update which finished OK. Analysis page is at Jan 31 2012 and last commit is at 2012-01-29.
I will send you an e-mail with details of the error message we've received the last three times (with minor variations) to see if we can zero in on a cause for the repeated failures.
Thanks!