Benjamin Lutz writes:
> > Is there a way to check that make buildworld did finished
> > successfully?
>
> I suggest using screen. You can find it in the ports as
> sysutils/screen. It will allow you to detach from a shell, then
> later reconnect to it. The shell will keep running in the
>
On Monday 06 March 2006 04:25, Olivier Nicole wrote:
> For testing purposes, I am trying to build a quite old (read slow)
> machine. It happens that every time I start a buildworld, I will have
> to leave before the end. And next morning the shell I was using to run
> the buildworld will have termi
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Olivier Nicole thusly...
>
> It happens that every time I start a buildworld, I will have to
> leave before the end. And next morning the shell I was using to
> run the buildworld will have terminated for some reason.
>
> So I cannot see if the make did finish
> Hi,
>
> For testing purposes, I am trying to build a quite old (read slow)
> machine. It happens that every time I start a buildworld, I will have
> to leave before the end. And next morning the shell I was using to run
> the buildworld will have terminated for some reason.
>
> So I cannot see if
On Mar 5, 2006, at 19:25, Olivier Nicole wrote:
For testing purposes, I am trying to build a quite old (read slow)
machine. It happens that every time I start a buildworld, I will have
to leave before the end. And next morning the shell I was using to run
the buildworld will have terminated for
> > Is there a way to check that make buildworld did
> > finished successfully?
>
> Use a Short-Circuit List Operator: '&&'
>
> make buildworld && mail -s "Buildworld successful!"
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Thanks, I should have thought about that myself :((
Olivier
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--- Olivier Nicole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For testing purposes, I am trying to build a quite
> old (read slow)
> machine. It happens that every time I start a
> buildworld, I will have
> to leave before the end. And next morning the shell
> I was using to run
> the buildworld will
Hi Olivier,
You could create a simple 'buildworld' script that logs the date and time
before and after into a simple /var/log/buildworld.log file.
Cheers,
Paul
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