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Date: Tue, 30 Sep 2008 17:54:18 -0600
From: Martin Sebor <msebor@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: nightly results still out of date
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Andrew Black wrote:
> Greetings Martin
> 
> Is the export script being run with some kind of resource limit set?
> I've dug into the log files from when the export is run, and it appears
> that the output is being abruptly truncated for no apparent reason. To
> me, the most likely culprit of this sort of behavior would be ulimit.
> If there are resource limits being set, try re-running the export
> manually without setting any.  It's been long enough since we had a
> 'good' export that you'll end up dumping essentially all the current
> results from the system.

Ugh. It could be my quota. I was trying to copy a compiler
for our IT to install a few weeks ago and ran out of quota.
The partially copied file was still in my home directory,
so maybe that was the problem. I deleted the file and some
other junk from my HOME so hopefully that'll fix it. We'll
see tomorrow. Thanks for your help!

Martin

> 
> --Andrew Black
> 
> Martin Sebor wrote:
>> It looks like the vast majority of our nightly results are
>> still out of date. Andrew, I know you fixed the issue with
>> the server name. Is there anything else that you can think
>> of that might need to change to get them updated?
>>
>> Martin
>