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     Date: 11 Oct 2005
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     --Brian, come here! It looks like we got a big problem with 2.15.

     -- ,    !  ,  2.15   .
     -- Why  don't you go ahead  and check the build? Can you see  any files
missing?
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     --  Sure... hold  on...  Oh,  my goodness!!! That's  right, the build's
fucked up! The whole subdirectory is missing!
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     -- Really?
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     -- Positive!
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     -- What are we gonna do now?
     --  I really  don't  know.  The new build  will be ready only  tomorrow
morning at 6 AM.
     -- Why don't you open a ticket with CM and make it ungent?
     -- I'd better come to CM first and talk to Brice myself.
     -- Not a bad idea. Good luck.
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     -- Hi Brice! Hey y'all! How are you guys doin'?
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     -- What's up, man?
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     --  We've got  a little problem down  there.  Looks like  the build  is
broken. Can you fix it for us, please?
     -- ,   .  2.15   -  . , 
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     -- Absolutely! What version?
     -- It's 2.15
     -- What's wrong with the build, man?
     -- One of the subdirectories is missing.
     -- You're sure?
     -- Positive! Go ahead, take a look yourself.
     -- Okay... Well... Let me see... Oh, boy!Yeah, you're  right.  I'll fix
it for you  right now. It's not a biggy. Would you like to go ahead and open
a ticket?
     -- If you want to.
     -- Sure I do. We live off them,  you know. That's how they evaluate our
work.
     -- No prob, man. I'll do it right now.
     -- Thanks, dude.
     -- Brice, can I ask you more question?
     -- Go ahead!
     -- Do you have any idea why it happens? As a matter of fact, it happens
from time to time, and it's really annoying, you know.
     --  Maybe, the disk space has been exceeded. You know, there's a lot of
stuff  out there. Everything,  man! Halloween  video clips for the last five
years, Cindy's  brithday party pictures,  everyone's kids photos.  We really
need to get rid at least of the part of that stuff. We're drowning, man!
     -- Any other reasons?
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     -- Well, there might be other reasons,  too. Most likely, the directory
had  been  locked  while the  Perl script was copying  its contents, and the
whole operation failed.
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     -- If you know that for sure, can you fix it?
     -- Unfortunately not. Not in Perl.
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     -- Why do you think the directory was locked?
     -- Probably, someone opened a file in that directory with some kind  of
an editor like Textpad or whatever else.
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     -- Brice, can I ask you, why did you choose Perl as your script engine?
I think,  shell scripting is better. You can  use cygwin or MKS  Corn Shell.
They are both very nice.
     --  Oh!  No,  no! Perl is  good! We use it everywhere.  Just please, be
patient, and we'll fix it, one way or the other.
     -- Well, I think I found a workaround.
     -- You did? Wonderful! So, what is it?
     -- It's real simple! If you email  me the path to your build  source, I
can  do  a  file  diff in our  product  area  between  the  source  and  the
destination. If I find out that any particular files are missing, I can copy
them over, right at my desk.
     --  That's fantastic, man!  Alex, you're  a  fantastic  guy! You can do
that, for sure!  And  later on  we'll find the way  to make our script  less
flaky.
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     -- Thank you, Brice!
     -- Thank you, Alex.
     -- Take care, man!
     -- Already.
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     -- Did you talk to Brice?
     -- Yes. He's a really nice guy.
     -- Yeah! He really is!
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     -- So, did he provide a solution for us?
     -- No, not really. But we found a workaround, anyway.
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     -- Oh, good! What is it? Something really cumbersome?
     -- Not at all!  Brice emailed me the path to the  build sources. So now
we can do  a file diff  and copy  the missing files over.  We  can do it any
time, dude!
     --  Woo-hoo!! Dude, that's easy-cheesy! Congratulations, man! Let's  do
it!
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