This script will follow the general procedure:
* List the latest tagged (non-inherited) packages from the arch being followed
* Download and import any of the non-arch detected packages
* Sort all missing builds by their creation timestamp and order them to be qued
* Loop thru the missing package list and download and que each build
A simple server-side script to help reduce the size of the Koji sessions table:
#!/bin/bash pd=$(echo $(date "+%s") - 1800 | bc) ; echo "$pd" ; psql koji -c "delete from sessions where extract(epoch from update_time) < $pd and master != 0;" while true do pd=$(echo $(date "+%s") - 1800 | bc) ; echo "$pd" ; psql koji -c "delete from sessions where expired = 't' and extract(epoch from update_time) < $pd;" sleep 2400 done
A simple script to re-que the latest failed build tasks in case of a build-root breakage:
#!/bin/bash
let x="0"
let l="50 * $1"
while [ $x -lt $l ]
do
echo "[$x]"
for t in `curl -sL "$1/koji/tasks?start=${x}&state=failed&view=flat&method=build&order=-completion_time" | grep -Eiv "pcre|libssh|glib2|glibc" | grep -i 'taskinfo.taskID=[0-9]*' | sed -e 's/^.*taskinfo.taskID=\([0-9]*\).*$/\1/g'`
do
echo " [$t]"
koji -s "$1/kojihub" resubmit --nowait "$t"
done
let x="$x + 50"
done
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