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  • Aug 14, 2008
    issue 2 (run_generations.py crashes) Status changed by rcasero   -  
    Status: Verified
    Status: Verified
  • Aug 14, 2008
    issue 2 (run_generations.py crashes) commented on by rcasero   -   I had the file, so I don't know whether that was the problem. Anyway, it works now. 1) I deleted all .sql files 2) I rerun data/fetch_dbfiles 3) I dropped all fm3_ databases from mysql 4) I rerun data/dump_dbfiles 5) I edited settings.py to add my mysql root password 6) I run python run_generations.py, and the script didn't crash this time
    I had the file, so I don't know whether that was the problem. Anyway, it works now. 1) I deleted all .sql files 2) I rerun data/fetch_dbfiles 3) I dropped all fm3_ databases from mysql 4) I rerun data/dump_dbfiles 5) I edited settings.py to add my mysql root password 6) I run python run_generations.py, and the script didn't crash this time
  • Aug 12, 2008
    r30 (Removing dummy file ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Removing dummy file
    Removing dummy file
  • Aug 12, 2008
    issue 2 (run_generations.py crashes) commented on by israel.herraiz   -   I think that the error is in the dump_dbfiles script. Can you check that the file fm3_apr_svn_scm_20080123T14:51:56.700182.sql.gz was actually downloaded? If it was, please check that you have used the right command line options for the dump_dbfiles. For instance, if your MySQL username is myuser and your password is mypass, you should run that script as follows: "./dump_dbfiles -u mysuser -pmypass".
    I think that the error is in the dump_dbfiles script. Can you check that the file fm3_apr_svn_scm_20080123T14:51:56.700182.sql.gz was actually downloaded? If it was, please check that you have used the right command line options for the dump_dbfiles. For instance, if your MySQL username is myuser and your password is mypass, you should run that script as follows: "./dump_dbfiles -u mysuser -pmypass".
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   Enrico Zini (at the Profiling Communities Workshop hosted by OSS Watch) commented on the differences between projects and the mechanics of interaction - people ‘vary a lot’. Blog posts may trigger mailing list and IRC activity. He accepted there are many different mechanics in projects, and asked about the 20 or 30 patterns that can be found to attack quantitative research projects (‘these things don’t work if people talk about things over IRC’).
    Enrico Zini (at the Profiling Communities Workshop hosted by OSS Watch) commented on the differences between projects and the mechanics of interaction - people ‘vary a lot’. Blog posts may trigger mailing list and IRC activity. He accepted there are many different mechanics in projects, and asked about the 20 or 30 patterns that can be found to attack quantitative research projects (‘these things don’t work if people talk about things over IRC’).
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) reported by rcasero   -   What is the research question? Who the main contributors to an open source project are. What kind of data you suggest is used? What kind of results would you like to produce? What kind of methods do you think would be relevant? What software do you think would help with this question?
    What is the research question? Who the main contributors to an open source project are. What kind of data you suggest is used? What kind of results would you like to produce? What kind of methods do you think would be relevant? What software do you think would help with this question?
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   Ross Gardler offered help: "As Israel found in his mail archive processing it helps to have some knowledge of what actually happens on the lists, in SVN etc. Focussing on Forrest and Cocoon would be the best starting place since my memory will help."
    Ross Gardler offered help: "As Israel found in his mail archive processing it helps to have some knowledge of what actually happens on the lists, in SVN etc. Focussing on Forrest and Cocoon would be the best starting place since my memory will help."
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) Summary changed by rcasero   -  
    Summary: Main contributors
    Summary: Main contributors
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) Cc changed by rcasero   -  
    Cc: israel.herraiz
    Cc: israel.herraiz
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) Cc changed by rcasero   -  
    Cc: israel.herraiz
    Cc: israel.herraiz
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 3 (Main contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   A comment by Ross Gardler: One thought for mail archives - can we see when people say "thank you" - that's a good sign someone is contributing a great deal. I'm thinking of the case where someone says "why am I seeing this weird behaviour", someone else looks at it and says "I'm not sure, but try..." and the response it "that worked, thanks". The idea person gets minimal credit in most measures of activity (a single mail, no commits etc.) yet they are actually contirbuting a great deal.
    A comment by Ross Gardler: One thought for mail archives - can we see when people say "thank you" - that's a good sign someone is contributing a great deal. I'm thinking of the case where someone says "why am I seeing this weird behaviour", someone else looks at it and says "I'm not sure, but try..." and the response it "that worked, thanks". The idea person gets minimal credit in most measures of activity (a single mail, no commits etc.) yet they are actually contirbuting a great deal.
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   Ross Gardler offered help: "As Israel found in his mail archive processing it helps to have some knowledge of what actually happens on the lists, in SVN etc. Focussing on Forrest and Cocoon would be the best starting place since my memory will help."
    Ross Gardler offered help: "As Israel found in his mail archive processing it helps to have some knowledge of what actually happens on the lists, in SVN etc. Focussing on Forrest and Cocoon would be the best starting place since my memory will help."
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) Labels changed by rcasero   -  
    Labels: Type-Research-Question Research-Question
    Labels: Type-Research-Question Research-Question
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   Enrico Zini (at the Profiling Communities Workshop hosted by OSS Watch) commented on the differences between projects and the mechanics of interaction - people ‘vary a lot’. Blog posts may trigger mailing list and IRC activity. He accepted there are many different mechanics in projects, and asked about the 20 or 30 patterns that can be found to attack quantitative research projects (‘these things don’t work if people talk about things over IRC’).
    Enrico Zini (at the Profiling Communities Workshop hosted by OSS Watch) commented on the differences between projects and the mechanics of interaction - people ‘vary a lot’. Blog posts may trigger mailing list and IRC activity. He accepted there are many different mechanics in projects, and asked about the 20 or 30 patterns that can be found to attack quantitative research projects (‘these things don’t work if people talk about things over IRC’).
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 2 (run_generations.py crashes) reported by rcasero   -   What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Follow FAQ instructions, run fetch_dbfiles, dump_dbfiles 2. Edit settings.py with root password in MySQL database 3. $ python run_generations.py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? From the FAQ: "In the data directory (/tmp/massiel/) by default, you will obtain a subdirectory called slots-20, with three different kind of files [...]" The output is: Traceback (most recent call last): File "run_generations.py", line 76, in <module> gs.run() File "run_generations.py", line 48, in run self.db.connect() File "/projects/mvl16/rcasero/oucs/massiel/db/mydatabase.py", line 52, in connect db = self.name) File "/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/MySQLdb/__init__.py", line 74, in Connect return Connection(*args, **kwargs) File "/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/MySQLdb/connections.py", line 170, in __init__ super(Connection, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs2) _mysql_exceptions.OperationalError: (1049, "Unknown database 'fm3_apr_svn_scm'") Please use labels and text to provide additional information.
    What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Follow FAQ instructions, run fetch_dbfiles, dump_dbfiles 2. Edit settings.py with root password in MySQL database 3. $ python run_generations.py What is the expected output? What do you see instead? From the FAQ: "In the data directory (/tmp/massiel/) by default, you will obtain a subdirectory called slots-20, with three different kind of files [...]" The output is: Traceback (most recent call last): File "run_generations.py", line 76, in <module> gs.run() File "run_generations.py", line 48, in run self.db.connect() File "/projects/mvl16/rcasero/oucs/massiel/db/mydatabase.py", line 52, in connect db = self.name) File "/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/MySQLdb/__init__.py", line 74, in Connect return Connection(*args, **kwargs) File "/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/MySQLdb/connections.py", line 170, in __init__ super(Connection, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs2) _mysql_exceptions.OperationalError: (1049, "Unknown database 'fm3_apr_svn_scm'") Please use labels and text to provide additional information.
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) commented on by rcasero   -   Ross noted that it is important to check they weren't trolls
    Ross noted that it is important to check they weren't trolls
  • Aug 06, 2008
    issue 1 (Occasional contributors) reported by rcasero   -   What is the research question? Identifying the occasional contributors who stir up discussion (an idea by Andrea Wiggins) What kind of data you suggest is used? What kind of results would you like to produce? What kind of methods do you think would be relevant? What kind of issues do you think will be relevant? Identity resolution (how to best handle the fact that some individuals participate under multiple identifiers). What software do you think would help with this question?
    What is the research question? Identifying the occasional contributors who stir up discussion (an idea by Andrea Wiggins) What kind of data you suggest is used? What kind of results would you like to produce? What kind of methods do you think would be relevant? What kind of issues do you think will be relevant? Identity resolution (how to best handle the fact that some individuals participate under multiple identifiers). What software do you think would help with this question?
  • Aug 05, 2008
    r29 (minor, typo in function documentation ) committed by rcasero   -   minor, typo in function documentation
    minor, typo in function documentation
  • Aug 04, 2008
    r28 (Some typos and add more detail to "What do I need to run the...) committed by rcasero   -   Some typos and add more detail to "What do I need to run these scripts?"
    Some typos and add more detail to "What do I need to run these scripts?"
  • Aug 04, 2008
    r27 (another test for the massiel-commits mailing list ) committed by rcasero   -   another test for the massiel-commits mailing list
    another test for the massiel-commits mailing list
  • Aug 04, 2008
    r26 (Test again whether notifications are sent via massiel-commi...) committed by rcasero   -   Test again whether notifications are sent via massiel-commits@googlegroups.com when something changes in svn
    Test again whether notifications are sent via massiel-commits@googlegroups.com when something changes in svn
  • Aug 04, 2008
    r25 (test to add a file, and see whether I get the message from t...) committed by rcasero   -   test to add a file, and see whether I get the message from the commits list
    test to add a file, and see whether I get the message from the commits list
  • Jul 31, 2008
    FAQ (Frequently asked questions) Wiki page edited by israel.herraiz
  • Jul 31, 2008
    FAQ (Frequently asked question) Wiki page edited by israel.herraiz
  • Jul 31, 2008
    FAQ (Frequently asked question) Wiki page edited by israel.herraiz
  • Jul 31, 2008
    FAQ (Frequently asked question) Wiki page added by israel.herraiz
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r20 (Updating ChangeLog ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Updating ChangeLog
    Updating ChangeLog
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r19 (Adding a settings file for the output dir and MySQL configur...) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Adding a settings file for the output dir and MySQL configuration
    Adding a settings file for the output dir and MySQL configuration
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r18 (2008-07-31 Israel Herraiz Tabernero <israel.herraiz@gmail....) committed by israel.herraiz   -   2008-07-31 Israel Herraiz Tabernero <israel.herraiz@gmail.com> * README: * FAQ: * COPYING: * run_generations.py: * run_generationsml.py: * projects: * data/fetch_dbfiles: * data/dump_dbfiles: * data/db_links: * cvsanaly_fork/generations.py: * cvsanaly_fort/generationsml.py: * cvsanaly/__init__.py: * db/mydatabase.py: * db/__init__.py: Initial import
    2008-07-31 Israel Herraiz Tabernero <israel.herraiz@gmail.com> * README: * FAQ: * COPYING: * run_generations.py: * run_generationsml.py: * projects: * data/fetch_dbfiles: * data/dump_dbfiles: * data/db_links: * cvsanaly_fork/generations.py: * cvsanaly_fort/generationsml.py: * cvsanaly/__init__.py: * db/mydatabase.py: * db/__init__.py: Initial import
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r17 (Adding license information ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Adding license information
    Adding license information
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r16 (Adding FAQ and README files ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Adding FAQ and README files
    Adding FAQ and README files
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r15 (Scripts to gather databases to test the tools ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Scripts to gather databases to test the tools
    Scripts to gather databases to test the tools
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r14 (Fixing module names in the scripts ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Fixing module names in the scripts
    Fixing module names in the scripts
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r13 (Moving Python main scripts to top directory ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Moving Python main scripts to top directory
    Moving Python main scripts to top directory
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r12 (Creating init files for Python Changing module name ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Creating init files for Python Changing module name
    Creating init files for Python Changing module name
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r11 (Fixing directories structure ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Fixing directories structure
    Fixing directories structure
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r10 (Reallocating file ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Reallocating file
    Reallocating file
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r9 (List of projects to be analyzed ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   List of projects to be analyzed
    List of projects to be analyzed
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r8 (Fixing paths ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Fixing paths
    Fixing paths
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r7 (Scripts to perform the generational relay analysis for CVS/S...) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Scripts to perform the generational relay analysis for CVS/SVN repositories and mailing lists archives
    Scripts to perform the generational relay analysis for CVS/SVN repositories and mailing lists archives
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r6 (Module to access databases ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Module to access databases
    Module to access databases
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r5 (Generations module adapted for mailing list archives ) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Generations module adapted for mailing list archives
    Generations module adapted for mailing list archives
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r4 (Copying generations module, to adapt it to read information ...) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Copying generations module, to adapt it to read information from MLStats databases, to calculate the generations in mailing list archives
    Copying generations module, to adapt it to read information from MLStats databases, to calculate the generations in mailing list archives
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r3 (Adapting generations module to read directly from the FLOSSM...) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Adapting generations module to read directly from the FLOSSMetrics databases
    Adapting generations module to read directly from the FLOSSMetrics databases
  • Jul 31, 2008
    r2 (Forking generations library from the 1.0 release of CVSAnalY...) committed by israel.herraiz   -   Forking generations library from the 1.0 release of CVSAnalY. See http://forge.morfeo-project.org/projects/libresoft-tools for more details. This is a Python module to create graphs about the generational relay in a software project.
    Forking generations library from the 1.0 release of CVSAnalY. See http://forge.morfeo-project.org/projects/libresoft-tools for more details. This is a Python module to create graphs about the generational relay in a software project.
  • Jul 31, 2008
    Project massiel created by israel.herraiz   -   Research tools for open source software data
    Research tools for open source software data
 
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