Status of CVS

[Jesse Keating]

Things aren't looking so hot.  It appears the CVS volume group is not able to 
assemble correctly, and Matthew Galgoci has been doing deep level fsck's.  He 
suspects we'll wind up with file system hamburger though :/

At this point it may be best to rectify why we got filesystem scribbles, 
reinstall and restore from backup.  The CVS commits list should show what 
changes were made after the last backup.

-- 
Jesse Keating
Release Engineer: Fedora

[Warren Togami]

Jesse Keating wrote:
>  Things aren't looking so hot.  It appears the CVS volume group is
> not able to 
>  assemble correctly, and Matthew Galgoci has been doing deep level fsck's.  He 
>  suspects we'll wind up with file system hamburger though :/
>  
>  At this point it may be best to rectify why we got filesystem scribbles, 
>  reinstall and restore from backup.  The CVS commits list should show what 
>  changes were made after the last backup.
>   
Almost.... there are CVS changes that happen that aren't sent to the
list, like CVSROOT stuff.

And mmcgrath mentioned that git wasn't part of the automatic backup?

Warren Togami
wtogami(a)redhat.com

[Mike McGrath]

On 11/18/06, Warren Togami <wtogami(a)redhat.com&gt; wrote:
>  Jesse Keating wrote:
>  > Things aren't looking so hot.  It appears the CVS volume group is not able to
>  > assemble correctly, and Matthew Galgoci has been doing deep level fsck's.  He
>  > suspects we'll wind up with file system hamburger though :/
>  >
>  > At this point it may be best to rectify why we got filesystem scribbles,
>  > reinstall and restore from backup.  The CVS commits list should show what
>  > changes were made after the last backup.
>  >
>
>  Almost.... there are CVS changes that happen that aren't sent to the
>  list, like CVSROOT stuff.
>
>  And mmcgrath mentioned that git wasn't part of the automatic backup?
>
>  Warren Togami
>  wtogami(a)redhat.com
>  
Yeah, unfortunately that box gets admin'd by a lot of people and that
one (and possibly other things) slipped through the backup cracks.  If
possible I'd like to at least try to see what the FS looks like before
we rebuild it.

                  -Mike