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{{Release Engineering How To|Connect to IPMI/PDU}}
** make sure you are connected to Mozilla VPN
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In order to upload to internal Pypi a package you simply need to run the script bellow :
Next you'll need to obtain the package file(s) you intend to upload. Sometimes the requester will provide the desired urls directly, in
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{{Release Engineering How To|Stage Work on Staging Master}}
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{{Release Engineering How To|Set Up VMware Tools on a Slave}}
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{{Release Engineering How To|Get a Missing Slave Back Online}}
If a ping to the same hostname works fine for you, then nagios may be using an old IP ad
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{{Release Engineering How To|Change the Autologin on Windows}}
* uncheck the option “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer” and immediately re-check it
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{{Release Engineering How To|Ping a bunch of slaves}}
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{{Release Engineering How To|Check for Slaves Stuck on Puppet}}
...e only way we'll notice is to see that the slave is not doing anything, or to look in the logfiles.
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{{Release Engineering How To|Create a new RPM}}
...yment. It makes RPM rebuilding simpler and often allows the same spec file to be used across multiple platforms. A simple example of this is the zope.int
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{{Release Engineering How To|Install a Python Virtualenv with Puppet}}
...ion of {{bug|635007}}, Puppet can install virtualenvs for you. Here's how to make that happen.
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#REDIRECT [[ReleaseEngineering/How To/Connect To IPMI]]
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{{Release Engineering How To|Handle a Failed DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) Slave}}
...e" orders in US healthcare, which instruct doctors to allow a sick patient to die.
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{{Release Engineering How To|Set Passwords On Win2K3SP2}}
Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" and save.
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{{Release Engineering How To|Check Talos Screen Resolutions}}
On a mac, login via VNC and open "System Preferences" on the apple menu. Go to "Display" and check that you see "a lot" of display resolutions rather than
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{{Release Engineering How To|Send a Machine For Repair}}
....org/RelEngWiki/index.php/How_To/Clean_A_Slave_For_Shipment_Externally How To/Clean A Slave For Shipment Externally] (auth required).
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#REDIRECT [[ReleaseEngineering/How To/Reset a Password with Puppet]]
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* How do I get a list of idle slaves of platform X?
* How do I get a list of busy slaves of platform X?
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{{Release Engineering How To|Trigger Talos Jobs}}
* You want to do this quickly as tinderbox-builds are removed
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#* connect to the machine using "open vnc://hostname" from your laptop
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cd master # if you want the buildbot used for a slave change to the "slave" directory
NOTE: The untrusted message should be alright. Not sure how to get rid of it.
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:"What's the best way to install a new system?"
...manifests themselves are documented here. Any new modules should be added to the proper list below.
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* [[ReleaseEngineering/How To|How Tos]]
We ship Firefox to the world!
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...dev reports a problem pushing to hg (either m-c or try repo) then you need to do the following:
** If he doesn't respond, then escalate the bug to page on-call
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{{Release Engineering How To|VCS Sync}}
...'s original purpose to being the tool used whenever "this repository needs to be publicly visible 'over here'", perhaps with modifications, and a few exc
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...support. The team's '''''responsibilities include''''' but are not limited to:
* [[ReleaseEngineering/Buildduty_manifesto#Firefox_CI_infrastructure_outage_coordination_and_inves
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{{admon/note|Add your photos!| Welcome to the Innovation Fair page from Summit 2013! Some booths don't have a photo,
...s team will be showing off the latest in web and browser development tools to anyone interested in hacking on web apps, add-ons or the browser itself.
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...ll go through the same tests as a mozilla-central push, and you'll be able to download builds if you wish.
== Getting access to the Try Server ==
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...asters automatically update to the latest commit, and start deploying that to hosts.
== Exceptions to Review Requirement ==
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Mercurial is one of our core binaries that we need to install everywhere.
...due to wanting a single, common, place for mercurial, and to avoid needing to update system packages that may depend on mercurial.
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...ntributing to a large and complex codebase, but we’ve prepared some tips to help you fix a good-first-bug and land a patch in Firefox.
...#addons room (see [[Matrix]]). For a general overview of how to contribute to Firefox, please [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/contributing/contr
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...team]] where sheriffs respond to Firefox code regressions, CiDuty respond to the infrastructure that builds and tests Firefox code.
...%20Operations&component=CIDuty CIDuty] component if you are not sure where to file your CI related ticket
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{{Release Engineering
How To|Setup a Personal Development Master}}
...call it directly with: <pre>python /tools/misc-python/virtualenv.py </path/
to/destination></pre>
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...ad-hoc tools for packaging the tools we build with, but there is an effort to make these packages generic and redistributable.
...second contains specfiles that are more generic and have tooling in place to make building the packages a lot easier.
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{{Release Engineering How To|Connect and Troubleshoot workers in CI}}
= How to add/define a worker if it is missing from Taskcluster =
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In the A-team we have recently been focusing on making mozharness easier to use by developers and give more flexibility in its use.
...ly started with Release Engineering and the A-team has been able to use it to contribute on the side of test jobs.
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...elopment process is open and participatory, new developers can gain access to some of the most skilled and experienced developers in the industry. Workin
...be confusing. A typical path for beginners to learn how to code Mozilla is to start by making extensions. Writing an extension in JavaScript, then writin
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This makes it harder for newcomers to work on a tool, and increases the likelihood that a bug or problem in one t
It's not ironclad, and is subject to change by consensus.
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Welcome to CiDuty!
...nsuring they have access to the appropriate systems that they are expected to use.
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** returning re-imaged slaves to production
* handling [[ReleaseEngineering:Buildduty:Nagios|nagios alerts]] for slaves
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...all puppetmasters in case one is down. It takes an optional ''$homedir'' to specify the user's homedir, with the default being in ''/home''. This defi
.../How To/Install a Python Virtualenv with Puppet]] for a tutorial reference to using the module.
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