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From: FLAMBE::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman OSF/UNIX SDE"
To: uttam@DEC:.zko.flambe
CC: odehelp@DEC:.zko.flambe
Subj: Re: Why can't i resubmit?
Uttam, there are probably two bugs here, but your work is simple.
The submit is really considered done once it gets to the outdate phase,
and, in fact, your entry has already been removed from the bsubmit.hold
file, freeing them up for other people to submit. (you can do 'sadmin
-all' or more the goldos/logs/bsubmit.hold and see that it's empty now)
All you have to do at thie point is outdate your files:
bcs -o -all
or
bcs -o file1 file2...
The two bugs are:
1) bsubmit's not supposed to "lose" its active ticket; it caches
it somewhere for the duration. this has definitly been
reported (by me).
2) if the bsubmit fails at any point after the .hold's been
cleaned out, it shouldn't give the 'resub' message, but
perhaps should give a message telling you how to
do the outdate manually. I like the fact that the hold's
cleaned up asap, freeing the files up for others; the
only way for resub to work would be if the files were
held through the outdate, but this holds them longer
than is necessary.
I'll check on the status of the first problem.
Could you use gen-ptt to file a bug report against the 2nd problem?
Let me know if you need help with this.
Thanks...... -josh
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From: Uttam Shikarpur <[email protected]>
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Subject: Why can't i resubmit?
Hi,
I had submitted some files yesterday before leaving. Coming in today
morning i had the question on screen which asked me if i wanted to outdate
the files in my sandbox. I answered 'yes'. But, ofcourse, my Keberos password
had expired. So it didn't succeed and i was asked to re-submit. But, now
re-submission doesn't work. What is wrong here? How can i rectify this?
Thanks
uttam
No longer using cached authorization
no authorization to access the server: Generic kerberos error (kfailure)
kxct: Kerberos error: Ticket expired (krb_rd_req)
No longer using cached authorization
no authorization to access the server: Generic kerberos error (kfailure)
kxct: Kerberos error: Ticket expired (krb_rd_req)
No longer using cached authorization
Please take appropriate steps and re-submit.
*** RE-SUBMISSION REQUIRED ***
- Source control information is in an intermediate state.
- Re-submit using -resub 17:12 [ -date 7/12/94 ]
alphanzo> kinit
Kerberos Initialization
Kerberos name: Uttam_Shikarpur
Password:
alphanzo> bsubmit -resub 17:12 -date 7/12/94
Please take appropriate steps and re-submit.
*** RE-SUBMISSION REQUIRED ***
- Source control information is in an intermediate state.
- Re-submit using -resub 17:12 [ -date 7/12/94 ]
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| Date Of Receipt: 13-JUL-1994 12:40:08.06
From: FLAMBE::jmf "Joshua M. Friedman OSF/UNIX SDE"
To: [email protected]
CC: odehelp@DEC:.zko.flambe
Subj: Re: Why can't i resubmit?
Uttam, gen-ptt's in your ode path. You can type 'odeman gen-ptt'.
Usage: type gen-ptt from a workon session on your machine; the first
time you use it it'll gather 'profile' information - most of the
defaults are probably correct, then it'll save a ~/.gen-ptt file.
Select product 'ode' (only choice) and component 'bsubmit'. It'll
gather info from your sandbox and system, then put you in the EDITOR
with a form mostly filled out. Put in a line under Abstract and
as much info as you want under Problem Description. After you exit
the editor, you can take the default 'mail' if your system can send
mail, else exit and copy the ptt-temp file it leaves in . to a system
that can send mail; use the subject and to line shown at the top of
the file.
Regarding submitting defunct, the 'bci' command is the one that takes
the -defunct switch. Once you've done a 'bci -defunct' on the file,
bsubmit -all or bsubmit file will know its been defuncted (based on
the record it keeps in the sandbox's src/.BCSconfig file).
-josh
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From: Uttam Shikarpur <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: Why can't i resubmit?
Josh,
Where can i find 'gen-ptt'?
Also, another unrelated question -- i want to defunct a file i submitted into
a shared sandbox. How do i do that? I thought bsubmit had a '-defunct' flag but
looks like i was wrong...
uttam
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