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From: "Rodney W. Grimes" <rgrimes@gndrsh.aac.dev.com>
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Subject: Re: cvs commit: ports/mit-scheme - Imported sources
To: jmacd@freefall.cdrom.com (Joshua Peck Macdonald)
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 1995 21:41:03 -0800 (PST)
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In-Reply-To: <199503260418.UAA27302@freefall.cdrom.com> from "Joshua Peck Macdonald" at Mar 25, 95 08:18:07 pm
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[This is regarding a cvs import of mit-scheme to the wrong place]

> I noticed that I had put that port in the wrong place too late,
> as I was adding it to modules in fact, which I didn't do.  So,
> I can think if a way to fix it, but I figure I'll probably just
> get more people yelling at me, so if someone could suggest the 
> best way to recover from this, please let me know.

This person contacted me via private email.  I have take the
appropriate actions to clear the situation.

Actions:

1)  Make sure the cron job had not yet updated /usr/ports with
    the files from ~ncvs/ports/mit-scheme
	ls /usr/ports/mit-scheme

2)  Direct repository copy of ~ncvs/ports/mit-scheme to 
    ~ncvs/ports/lang/mit-scheme.
    	cd ~ncvs/ports;
    	find mit-scheme | cpio -pdamu --block-size=16 lang
3)  Again check to make sure cron had not picked this up yet
    for /usr/ports on freefall.
	ls /usr/ports/mit-scheme

4)  Clear the bad copy from ~ncvs.
	rm -r ~ncvs/ports/mit-scheme

Since I was able to fix this within 1hr 30 mintues of it happening
I did a rm of it instead of placing it in the Attic.  This may have
caught someone who had sup'ed the ncvs bits during the window that
this port was in the wrong place.  Since neither the update of
/usr/src or the ctm stuff had run I felt it reasonable safe to do
the rm at this time, normally this is not a safe thing to do.

Poul, can you clearly point me at a way to check on what ctm is
doing (I assumed here that it runs right after the update of /usr/src,
/usr/ports, and is ports avaliable via ctm?)

> -josh


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