On 2026-06-05, Nick Holland <[email protected]> wrote: > On 6/5/26 11:44 AM, Kenneth Gober wrote: >> cvsweb.openbsd.org <http://cvsweb.openbsd.org> appears to be up-to-date for >> changes in /src, >> /xenocara, and /ports, but it looks like it hasn't picked up any changes >> in /www since May 28. >> >> Has something changed where we shouldn't expect to see /www >> changes in cvsweb, or is it just a glitch someone needs to look into? >> >> -ken > > > a glitch. fixed. > > (In experimenting with ways to reduce system load, I split off the updating > of the > of the cvsweb CVS repo into four separate rsyncs: CVSROOT, ports, src, > xenocara. > > The problem is...there should have been FIVE separate rsyncs. As you > spotted, I > neglected www. Oh the irony.)
Maybe take one of the jobs (probably the CVSROOT one) and change it to run on the whole cvs tree rather than a subdir, but with an exclude for the dirs in the other jobs.. I'm a bit surprised that a cvs tree rsync creates enough load that splitting it helps though. (and that means you can't use the reposync optimization of skipping main tree updates if there's nothing new in CVSROOT/ChangeLog...)
