On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 10:34 AM, Tom Rushworth <tom.b.rushworth@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Frank,

I made a stab at getting the new image to run on my OS X server, but the
link below doesn't seem to do anything in a regular browser, or when I
paste it into the update-image.st script as the update source.

I'm probably completely misunderstanding what I should be doing...
Can you give me a bigger hint? :).

BTW, your message fell prey to my Postini spam filter, so it got delayed
a day or so, until I spotted it in the quarantine summary. I've put
your address and squeak-dev on my Postini approved list, so it shouldn't
happen again.

On 12/10/22 12:21, Frank Shearar wrote:
> We're down to 6 failing unit tests on the Linux platform, one of which
> is an expected failure and another of which is a known network issue
> for the Linux platform.
>
> Would my kind Windows and OSX build volunteers please run builds
> against the latest trunk image?
> (http://173.246.101.237:8080/job/SqueakTrunk/lastCompletedBuild/artifact/)
>
> Note the new URL: that's thanks to Chris Cunnington, who has kindly
> moved Jenkins to its new home. That will no doubt shortly become the
> new squeakci.org.
>
> Windows users note please that you'll need to grant permission for the
> build executables etc to act as servers and to make connections: you
> can do this through the Windows Firewall configuration screens. (I'd
> give more detailed instructions, but my Windows machines are far away
> right now.)
>
> (Dale, this shouldn't affect you much, in the sense that you won't
> need any changes to builderCI or whatever once the DNS changes have
> been made. So if they _do_ affect you, they shouldn't affect you for
> very long.)
>
> It's about time I started with the more admin-y side of the release,
> making a Changelog and such. I'll make a start on this soon,
> docs/progress to be on http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/6188
>
> frank
>
>

--
Tom Rushworth