[CMake] CTest with SCP on Windows

[Bradley Lowekamp]

Ok, I got my ctest script to what I thought was working on windows, but  
I ran again into some problems with the scp submission. I am using  
cygwins ssh/scp and I have the keys enables so I don't have to type in  
a password. So that is working there. This is the output:

Submit files (using scp)
Execute "C:/cygwin/bin/scp.exe" ""C:\Documents and  
Settings\blowekamp\My Documen
ts\Dart\build\Testing\20050616-0600\Configure.xml"" "blowek1 at sercer:/v
ar/dart_incoming/client___Win32-vs7net___20050616-0600- 
Nightly___XML___Config
ure.xml"
ssh: C scp \\Documents and Settings\\blowekamp\\My  
Documents\\Dart\\build\\Testi
ng\\20050616-0600\\Configure.xml: no address associated with name
         SCP returned: 1
Execute "C:/cygwin/bin/scp.exe" ""C:\Documents and  
Settings\blowekamp\My Documen
ts\Dart\build\Testing\20050616-0600\Build.xml"" "blowek1 at server:/var/d
art_incoming/client___Win32-vs7net___20050616-0600- 
Nightly___XML___Build.xml"

At this point it appears to hang. There appears to be too may quotes  
there! But that does not explain why it hangs. I think this version of  
cmake is from the 10th of this month.

Should I just put this into the bug tracker or something?

Thanks!

========================================================
Bradley Lowekamp
Management Systems Designers Contractor for
Office of High Performance Computing and Communications
National Library of Medicine
'blowekamp at mail.nih.gov


On Jun 16, 2005, at 12:06 PM, Bradley Lowekamp wrote:

> Hello Andy,
>
> This is occurring on versions from the 6th and 14th of this month.
>
> Thanks for the link, looks like what I need.
>
> I have also just noticed that the DashboardStart and DashboardEnd  
> targets have been removed from the generated makefiles. I guess that  
> it because Dart 2 has different requirements. Should be a simple  
> matter to edit crontab for that :)
>
>
> On Jun 16, 2005, at 11:39 AM, Andy Cedilnik wrote:
>
>> Hi Brad,
>>
>> What version of CTest is this? The 'Unknown submission method: "scp" '
>> looks bad. That said, when using SCP submission method, it is up to  
>> the
>> server to do the actual trigger.
>>
>> So, what you should have is a script on the server that periodically
>> gathers submissions.
>>
>> You may want to look at:
>>
>> http://www.cmake.org/Wiki/CTest:Submission_Issues
>>
>>        Andy
>>
>> Bradley Lowekamp wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> I am trying out some the ctest functionality. I have been using the
>>> Dart TCL client for a long time, and looking into switching to the
>>> CTest because of the ease of using the CTest scripting on Window. I  
>>> am
>>> quite excited about this feature!  However, I have a couple of  
>>> questions.
>>>
>>> The ctest dart client seems to be "submitting" the files with scp but
>>> I am getting an error message. When I run ctest -V -D NightlySubmit   
>>> I
>>> am  getting output along the lines of this:
>>>
>>> Submit files (using scp)
>>> Execute "scp" "....########-####/Update.xml"
>>> "me at sever:/incoming/long_prefix_Update.xml"
>>> Execute "scp" "....########-####/Configure.xml"
>>> "me at sever:/incoming/long_prefix_Configure.xml"
>>> Execute "scp" "....########-####/Build.xml"
>>> "me at sever:/incoming/long_prefix_Build.xml"
>>> Execute "scp" "....########-####/Test.xml"
>>> "me at sever:/incoming/long_prefix_Test.xml"
>>>     Submission successful
>>>          Unknown submission mehtod: "scp"
>>>
>>>
>>> It is that last line that I don't know why it is complaining. Is it a
>>> error message because it doesn't have anything to trigger?
>>>
>>> The second problem is with the dart server trigger. I read that ctest
>>> with scp dose not use the HTML based trigger to copy the xml files
>>> into the correct location into the Dart server directory. So I will
>>> need to create a script for the convert long_prefix into a long path?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
>>> ========================================================
>>> Bradley Lowekamp
>>> Management Systems Designers Contractor for
>>> Office of High Performance Computing and Communications
>>> National Library of Medicine
>>> 'blowekamp at mail.nih.gov
>>>
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>>
>>
>>
>> -- 
>> Andy Cedilnik
>> Kitware Inc.
>>
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