- Aug 06, 2014
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Change-Id: I1c1ea6bc294de232134c28c0fda053d2258038b0
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- Jul 31, 2014
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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Stéphane Martin authored
A client disconnection kills the handle thread. The handle thread can allocate some resources (ex : refs token in cache or compressedCSV) and be killed out of all ensure and it does not return ret. Change-Id: I9be248c26d9c2eb54650e8b9d19d1e1e52a6691a
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
* changes: [Execute] Use function instead of copy/paste for io reading. [Kaworkflow] Don't create pipe for hook because nobody reads the result of hook.
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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Stéphane Martin authored
Before this patch, when automata kills a thread, it does not wait the end of this thread and it frees the data structure. Therefore, the thread can continue after free (depend of scheduler) and it raises some exceptions. Change-Id: I103cfa15a67b7d448fe0780e9253db81e1809473
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Stéphane Martin authored
Change-Id: I3beb28ffcea8132e397980071be27a282b5dc142
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Stéphane Martin authored
Before this patch, the execute function has a flag to disable stdin redirection. This patch provides flag to disable stderr and stdout redirections. This reduce the number of pipes. With this patch all disabled redirections in new process are opened with /dev/null file descriptor instead of kadeploy standard input/output. Change-Id: I03f917d01fd185dfde8f18f50f8333bb4eebd245
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Stéphane Martin authored
Change-Id: I42d41b310d6b01de074314e5023514111b2d6e43
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Stéphane Martin authored
Before this patch, the hook process is never timed out. Change-Id: I07841e2c83d3ae8957fba885210cbfddb7623cd9
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- Jul 30, 2014
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
* changes: [Kascade] Bugfix: If the master is not provided, Kascade uses the first node to detect the local IP. [Kascade] Remove aggressive mode [Kascade] Bugfix: change port of master if another kascade running from same computer.
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
The original problem was the use of 'allows to', which is not correct english. The other descriptions were slightly improved too. Change-Id: Iaf9fe87f469745fd0372b3f368cb2d8e948e0033
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
The macro `T<' is not defined. The lintian Debian package checker was complaining about this. Change-Id: Icf50a6de1a3c4d192b865534cb768321f0c5f219
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Change-Id: Ie2788dd2240d3b383db8114e4c8e44a595491207
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Change-Id: I497f12c76a61daab622dd8ffb02e857129b44cfb
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Change-Id: I5360dad8bb9b2b58cf7a4fad8438559fa72c08c0
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
* changes: Move display of Debian packaging commands to a separate deb_info Rake task Add note about pushing master first
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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JEANVOINE Emmanuel authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Previously, the information messages were not displayed.
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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- Jul 29, 2014
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
Change-Id: Ia1575dd6623691d27b10500394500d443ea29526
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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Lucas Nussbaum authored
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stephane martin authored
[Kascade] Bugfix: If the master is not provided, Kascade uses the first node to detect the local IP. If the master is not provided when detect_who_i_am function is called, this means that the node is the master. The detect_who_i_am function is used to detect, if the master is included in node list. Change-Id: Iade6f89cff720c95a7e4a07a9905645322140086
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Stéphane Martin authored
This patch provides the understanding of curl output inside the thread backtrace. Change-Id: I090f82b4cbdfb19eccd561fbb69c7f654ba518e0
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stephane martin authored
Change-Id: I1e3e33e5b59b34926a4aa9bcd7cf039106a2d368
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- Jul 28, 2014
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stephane martin authored
Change-Id: I402b2d88a43642a577887a7495888dffc14f61dd
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