Ankush Sharma darxtrix

Step by Step process

Kill mailman runners or any other process associated with mailman first.
Now go to /mailman/src/mailman and delete the var folder.
Now do mailman start at the same path.

Note

Change Log

v1.0.0 (2016-03-06)

Full Changelog

Implemented enhancements:

suggestion: select default theme to run #5

Fixed bugs:

bugfix

Deprecate old configuration parameters in MongoDB destination Link Tamas Nagy
The output of pdbtool is scrambled Link László Várady
@ in format json is absorbed Link László Várady
jni.h: No such file or directory Link László Várady
IPv6 Pattern Parser and trailing colons Link László Várady
3.8 journal source problem Link Tibor Benke
Duplicate symbols (_TLSSslOptions and _last_parser) break build of syslog-ng 3.7.2 on OS X Link Tamas Nagy

OBS API

We need the following functionality:

co/init package
add files
remove files
commit
get build results
get repo urls

Syslog-ng release automation elements

Controlling complexity is the essence of computer programming. (Brian Kernigan)

Let me remind you, I have been working with Syslog-Ng on their release automation project as part of GSoC'16. You can get more information about the project by lurking over here I will try to summarize my experiences during GSoC'16 and the deliverables.

Breaking down the project

syslog-ng is hosted at Github and does releases using the Github Releases. The underlying algorithm I used for the release automation follows:

	# Git Commands and their working

	# remotes are the copy of your local files at somewhere else on the we
	# git listing all the remotes of a repo in a verbose mode
	git remote -v

	# adding a new remote
	git remote add <remote-name> <repo-url>

	# git remove a remote branch

	import SimpleHTTPServer
	import SocketServer
	import logging
	import cgi
	import sys

	PORT = 8080

	sys.stdout = open('log.txt','a')
	count = 0

	// callback usage
	client.lists().auth().get(function(err,data) {
	if ( err ) {
	// handle the error
	}
	else {
	console.log(data)
	}
	});

	// chaining methods
	client.lists().auth().listId("list_1.localhost.org").members()
	.get(callback);

	// chaining filters
	client.lists().auth().listId("list_1.localhost.org").members()
	.filter("count",25).filter("page",1).get(callback) ;