Someone changed the password for two of the 7 servers - I can't clean them up and I fear these are the ones causing trouble. The others where fairly clean, although there seems to be some new problem with cygwin registering fonts, and these fonts then canot be deleted unless one unregisters them. But the data size is small. None of teh 5 servers I cleand was above 75% and if they are clean they are about 70% (which is occupied by the OS).
The servers with changed password are: coq-windows and coq-windows-untrusted2
The servers with changed password are: coq-windows and coq-windows-untrusted2
I can at least disable these runners from the GitLab settings.
@Théo Zimmermann : yes, please remove these and try to find out who did this. Btw.: How do I quote on Zulip?
Michael Soegtrop said:
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@Michael Soegtrop I realize that the failure actually happened on this runner: coq-windows-untrusted-i01
See the log: https://gitlab.com/coq/coq/-/jobs/580779004
Michael Soegtrop I realize that the failure actually happened on this runner:
coq-windows-untrusted-i01
This one I cleaned and it didn't look bad (75% pre clean, which is good enough, it starts to get critical beyond 90%)
@Théo Zimmermann : the log says:
8 Dir(s) 12�376�797�184 bytes free
Install cygwin and download, compile and install OCaml and Coq for MinGW
Illegal parameter REM
Looks like someone is feeding the build script with bad parameters. 12 GB free is good enough.
OK sorry, then it is my fault.
I thought REM
was the way to comment out stuff in batch scripts.
(FTR, I've split out the two discussions in separate topics to avoid having them interleave)
Théo Zimmermann said:
I thought
REM
was the way to comment out stuff in batch scripts.
maybe a dangling nd of line quote - REM works only at the beginnong of a line (originally it was a command which does nothing)
End of line quoting as in sh does not work in batchfiles
See https://github.com/coq/coq/pull/12415/files#diff-0cdf0025903e08b0d7118360b8b60743, can you tell me what is the issue?
-addon=coquelicot ^
-addon=vst ^
REM -addon=vst ^
-addon=aactactics ^
A dnagling end of line quote - the ^ is DOS' line continuation character so you have a REM in the middle of a SET command. This does not work.
I usually move the commented out lines below
OK thanks!
Btw.: I think even in sh this wouldn't work since it would comment out the remaining entries
@Théo Zimmermann : can you please try to find out how changed the password on the two runners - usually we need them most close to a release. Or have someone who has admin access reset the passwords.
@Maxime Dénès Do you have any idea about this?
Sounds strange. I didn't change the password. Who else could've done it?
@Maxime Dénès : in case you have the Administraor password, please just set the password of user CI to what it was.
@Maxime Dénès @Théo Zimmermann I checked again and I can login into the two runners again. I guess you did reset the password?
I didn't do anything.
I haven't yet. The plot thickens!
Last updated: May 31 2023 at 16:01 UTC