Sleep 5 when given an invalid host or port, to slow down spammers.
Remove Apache::Reload stuff.
Less verbose: don't log targets whose hashes mean they get overlooked.
Typo.
Verbose output written to stderr instead of stdout.
Tweak.
Constructor fails politely (warns and returns undef) if the registry
search fails, whereas previously it would throw an exception which,
uncaught, would stop the overnight IRSpy run. The junk ID in question
is
//lucasportal.info/blogs/payday-usa">'</a>night:G<a href="http://lucasportal.info/blogs/payday-usa">'</a>night/Illepeliz
(sic) which yields BIB-1 diagnostic 108 "Malformed query" on
irspy.indexdata.com but NOT on my development box, for reason that I
do not yet understand.
More explicit error-reporting on search failure, to find problem reported by overnight run
use "record"/"records" in logging depending on number of hits.
Comment.
Emit bad XML fragment if appendWellBalancedChunk() fails.
This is happening on the Wednesday morning run.
20 rows of Implementation IDs.
Truncate overlong table entries.
Support for implementation names.
Fix args-checking.
Run one seventh of tests each day of the week.
Copied from what actually get run every night.
Add new command-line options -m <n>,<i> to invoke restrict_modulo().
This enables us to set up cron jobs to test one seventh of the targets
each night.
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