[pygr-notify] [pygr commit] r208 - Edited wiki page through web user interface.

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Author: marecki
Date: Fri May  1 18:08:50 2009
New Revision: 208

Modified:
    wiki/MegatestSetup.wiki

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Edited wiki page through web user interface.

Modified: wiki/MegatestSetup.wiki
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--- wiki/MegatestSetup.wiki	(original)
+++ wiki/MegatestSetup.wiki	Fri May  1 18:08:50 2009
@@ -6,8 +6,6 @@

  The purpose of this page is to provide complete instructions for everyone  
wishing to run megatests on his/her system - from obtaining the necessary  
data through actual running of megatests to automatic periodic running and  
reporting.

-*WARNING: this document is now being rewritten to acommodate recent  
changes to megatest code. Large parts of it may either still be outdated or  
conflict with each other.*
-

  = Details =

@@ -187,13 +185,13 @@
   * _mailTo_ok_ - a comma-separated list of e-mail addresses to which a  
message will be sent if the tests succeeded. Leave unset to disable such  
reporting.


-XXX
  == Scripts ==

-Pygr megatest-launching shell script (named e.g. _run_megatests_) looks  
like this. Because shell script does not have HOME environmental variable,  
it may not find path for some user-installed packages, i.e., pyrexc. Thus,  
you may need to do all pyrexc building steps and others manually in shell  
script. We need to make shell script intact in order to run this megatest  
by crontab. Some of the lines in daily_megatest may not be operational.  
PYTHONPATH should be modified according to your system. You can get pygr  
from git and compile to see where the compiled pygr is located.
+The directory _tests/tools_ in the Pygr source tree contains two scripts  
which can be used to facilitate the running of megatests:

-All log files are saved in _/result/pygr_megatest/src_save_.
+ * *run_megatests* - a Bourne-shell script, used to run the tests;
+ * *send_megatest_email.py* - a Python script used by the former to mail  
test reports.

-Finally, the e-mail reporting script _send_megatest_email.py_ looks as  
follows. _mailtostr_ and _maillist_ specify recipients of reports.
+*run_megatests* downloads Pygr sources using Git, builds Pygr and runs  
both standard tests and megatests, storing the output. At the end an e-mail  
is sent using *send_megatest_email.py* from downloaded sources, after which  
everything except output logs is deleted. The script has been designed for  
running via cron - if $HOME is not set, as it is often the case for cron  
jobs, it looks for MySQL and Pygr configuration files in a directory of  
user's choice.

-Both scripts can be found in the _tests/tools_ directory of Pygr.
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+*Note*: at present the script doesn't use the Pygr configuration file, as  
it is not trivial to parse such files in shell scripts. You'll need to  
specify appropriate settings in the file itself, near the beginning.
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