Re: CVS working again? (package added but can't commit)

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Works now - thanks! (Thus I suppose it's not the same thing as Paul's
problem...)

- Alan

2008/8/23 Toshio Kuratomi <a.badger@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Alan Dunn wrote:
>>
>> Sorry to chime in with another "is it working yet?" question, but I
>> couldn't resist:
>>
>> I put in a CVS request a day or two before the whole recent mess
>> occurred. The cvs request was just granted (last night), but now it
>> tells me that I'm not on the ACL for the package (ocaml-ocamlgraph).
>> The pkgdb system (through the web interface) claims that I actually
>> am. I changed my RSA key, user cert, and CA certs beforehand
>> (yesterday), so I don't think there's an issue with not waiting long
>> enough for something to process. I can also use Koji (at least for
>> scratch builds, which is how I tested this) just fine. Am I forgetting
>> something? Are others experiencing something similar?
>>
> Okay,  This is fixed.
>
> As part of this rebuild we rebuilt the cvs server and put all the configs
> into puppet.  Unfortunately, if you interpret that to mean that the old cvs
> server was not in puppet, you'd be correct.  generating new acls is on a
> cron job and that cron job was forgotten in the move.  I've fixed that so
> acls should once again be generated every hour and half hour.
>
> -Toshio
>
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