On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 12:48 PM, Paul Wise wrote: > I've patched log_accum.pl from CVSROOT[1] to also close bugs fixed in > the commits It turns out that the copy from CVSROOT isn't used at all and I should have been patching the debwww/cron.git repository. My patch was a bit buggy, I've tested it as well as I could without applying it, fixed it up and reformatted it as a git patch (attached). I don't have access to the debwww/cron.git repository so I'm hoping someone will be willing to apply it. In the process of discovering the above I committed the script to CVSROOT. That broke the KGB notifications and reverting the change did not fix it. With the help of the CVS IRC channel I discovered that, for files from the CVSROOT checked out on the server side, CVS silently drops any server-side changes that weren't committed to the CVS ,v files. I also discovered that it looks like alioth folks are only backing up CVS locks, not any CVS repositories (/etc/da-backup/cvs points at the wrong directory). So the bad news is that whatever changes were made to enable KGB (and any other uncommitted changes) will have to be re-done. I'm persuing that and finding out if there were other backups. Sorry for the mess I caused here :( -- bye, pabs http://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise
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