The only thing that seems reasonable apart from having an rsync daemon is doing a recursive wget on the generated site every hour or so. This will however fetch all 4000 files and I don't know how much load it puts on Jenkins. Is this OK?
Uli On 02.02.2011 19:52, Scott O'Bryan wrote: > Yeah. I agree with the rsync.. I would like a way to allow Hudson to PUSH > after a build of a > website, but I don't think people are to keen on that. If you find a > solution, please post it here.. > > On 02/02/2011 07:52 AM, Ulrich Stärk wrote: >> Basically yes, although using rsync feels more naturally to me. >> >> I just tried downloading the workspace as a zip file but it takes ages. So >> practically this isn't >> going to work. >> >> Uli >> >> On 02.02.2011 11:34, Scott O'Bryan wrote: >>> Hey Uli, >>> >>> I've been tinkering with an idea for the myfaces Portlet Bridge >>> project. The Hudson UI will allow you to retrieve a set of artifacts >>> in zip format using a well defined URL. I was toying with the idea of >>> using a script to wget the data as an archive, unarchiving it, and >>> then moving it to the right directories. >>> >>> Would something like that work? >>> >>> On Feb 2, 2011, at 2:25 AM, "Ulrich Stärk"<u...@apache.org> wrote: >>> >>>> We'd like to copy the maven-generated site and javadocs from our builds to >>>> our public website. >>>> Right now the only way to do this is by having a shell account on the >>>> slave machine the build is >>>> running on and running rsync over ssh. Since this should be done >>>> automatically we'd have to >>>> store a private key for ssh authentication on people.a.o which is >>>> something I don't like >>>> security-wise. >>>> >>>> Would it be possible to set up rsync in daemon mode on the slave so that >>>> we can copy the >>>> artifacts without a shell accout on the build slave and without storing >>>> private keys on >>>> people.a.o? This could be set up as read-only and only allow connections >>>> from people.a.o... >>>> >>>> The job in question is tapestry-trunk-docs running on vesta (ubuntu2). >>>> >>>> Uli >
