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 #* The [[Releases/Firefox_3.6b4/BuildNotes#updates|Build Notes for 3.6b4]] show an example of how this is done.
 # Re-run the update verify builder from the waterfall.
-=== Undoing a Pushsnip ===
-If snippets are pushed early by mistake, use these steps to recover.
-* Cancel the pushsnip if it is already running (via CTRL+c)
-* Turn off AUS updates
-<pre>
-$ chmod 700 /opt/aus2/incoming/3/Thunderbird
-</pre>
-* Restore from the full nightly backup of the snippets (since the incremental misses old releases).
-<pre>
-# For Thunderbird.  Adjust command-line arguments as needed.
-$ cd /opt/aus2/snippets/backup
-$ mkdir 15.0b1-restore2 && cd mkdir 15.0b1-restore2
-$ tar --exclude=Firefox -jvxf ../20120718-nightly-1.tar.bz2
-# Inspect the output from the following command before running it without the --dry-run argument
-$ rsync -av --dry-run --delete --exclude=1\.5* --exclude=2.0* --exclude=3.0* Thunderbird/ /opt/aus2/incoming/3/Thunderbird/ > /home/tbirdbld/changes.txt
-</pre>
-* Re-push desired snippets that were pushed since the nightly backup was taken (minus the accidental push, of course).
-<pre>
-$ cd /opt/aus2/snippets/staging/
-$ ~/bin/pushsnip Thunderbird-15.0b1-build1-test
-</pre>
-Known issue: rsync will reset the permissions from 700 to 755.  You will need to set them back to 700 if you want to continue to not allow AUS updates.
 === Overwriting files that have been pushed to releases/ ===