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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #337 | fixed | Create a cronjob on debuild so the LiveCD is rebuilt automatically | jdreed | |
| Description |
Before we plug the LiveCD, I'd like to ensure there's a good process for keeping it up to date. |
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| #340 | fixed | Metrics gathering | broder | jdreed |
| Description |
Per discussion at release team, we need a way to identify what Athena is being used for. To start with, we need to be able to differentiate between "Email", "Web", "Academic Software" (defined as some popular -thirdparty packages), and "Other". Possibly also "Writing Code". |
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| #344 | wontfix | neo doesn't build on Jaunty | jdreed | |
| Description |
In its sleeping code, neo uses the obsolete CLK_TCK constant. /usr/include/time.h and time.h(7posix) claim that CLOCKS_PER_SEC should be used instead, but go on to warn that CLOCKS_PER_SEC should not be assumed to be a compile time constant. CLOCKS_PER_SEC is required to be one million (1000000l) on XSI-compliant systems, and indeed is on both RHEL4 and Ubuntu. However, on RHEL4, CLK_TCK is 100, and is undefined on Ubuntu. Defining CLK_TCK as CLOCKS_PER_SEC makes neo sleep for significantly longer (1000 times longer, in fact) than it should between SNMP queries when getting device stats. Defining CLK_TCK as 100 allows neo to function correctly, but this is almost certainly the wrong answer. I've reported this "upstream" to bug-ktools, but can't even reference a transaction number in the discuss meeting because it's private. Yay. |
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