[logon] finally: burn-in tests for the LOGON release

Eric Nichols ericnichols79 at gmail.com
Sun Aug 30 18:58:50 CEST 2009


Greetings,

I have tested jaen batch successfully with the following command:

$ LOGONROOT/batch --binary --jaen --ascii

The logs and fans are here, but they were created in $HOME, not $HOME/ 
log as batch advertised.

http://cl.naist.jp/~eric-n/data/logon-jaen-batch.tgz

Also, I noticed that lui seems to run even under batch mode. I counted  
a total of 3 lui processes.
I checked my environment, and $LUI is unset. The only way to stop lui  
from running seems to be to
delete the binary. :-{ Can anyone else confirm lui running in batch  
mode?

Eric

On Aug 29, 2009, at 9:31 PM, Stephan Oepen wrote:

> dear all,
>
> i believe i have finally managed to take care of the remaining bug  
> reports and at least some of the feature requests for this release.   
> i checked in a number of changes last night and would now like to  
> ‘freeze’ the repository for a final testing phase, i.e. ask everyone  
> to abstain from further changes until the release is complete (about  
> a week from now).
>
> i also made changes to some of the top-level scripts, hence we  
> should now systematically test all core functionality.  could i ask  
> the component maintainers to get the latest LOGON ‘trunk’, making  
> sure you have no local modifications or unusual user-specific  
> settings, and run parsing, transfer, generation, or translation---as  
> are applicable to the resource(s) you control.  you should test both  
> interactive and batch mode, and i would be grateful if you would  
> email me the batch tests (i.e. complete command lines) that you  
> found successful; i will then collect these on the wiki, and we can  
> gradually build up a more rigorous testing harness.
>
> finally, i also revised the code for on-line web demonstrators,  
> rationalizing the controls for exhaustive vs. n-best processing.   
> unlike in the past, the software will now try to activate selective  
> unpacking where appropriate, which yields potentially better ranking  
> and improved efficiency.  could everyone operating a web demo based  
> on the LOGON tree please update, reload, and test carefully?
>
> even though we have pursued this release at a leisurely pace so far,  
> may i suggest tuesday, 1-sep as the cut-off date for burn-in  
> testing.  we should probably get this out of our way as soon as we  
> can :-).
>
> with thanks in advance, oe
>
>





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