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Integrates Hudson with ClearCase.
Plugin Information
With this plugin you can use either base ClearCase and UCM ClearCase as the SCM for Hudson projects. The plugin uses the cleartool executable to work with a ClearCase server - this requires that the cleartool command (and therefore the full ClearCase client) be installed on master and all slaves on which you wish to run ClearCase jobs. The SCM also supports polling, so it can start a build when changes are detected on the branch or stream specified in the job configuration.
Global configuration
Base ClearCase
Basic configuration
Advanced configuration
Dynamic view configuration
UCM ClearCase
Frequently asked questions
Are the view attributes available in the build scripts?
There are three environment variables set after checkout :
Can the view name be updated with the name of the job ?
Yes, it is possible to add ${USER_NAME}, ${NODE_NAME} and ${JOB_NAME} in a view name which are replaced with the name of the user, node and job.
Error when creating view (storage directory must be in UNC style)
Jamie Burrell solved it by doing the following at the command line of the machine on which Hudson runs. Note that the view name need not be the one you are using for Hudson. It needn't ever be used. I also had trouble using localhost, and needed to use my machine name.:
cleartool mkstgloc -view mystgloc \\<host>\<shared folder>\<view name>.vws
The above solution did work but it sets the view storage location globally for everyone in the same region. A better solution may be:
-vws \\<host>\<shared folder>\<view name>.vws
Error when retrieving history (Error: Not an object in a vob: "vobs")
On Linux and Solaris there are sometimes problems retrieving the ClearCase history using lshistory. In the Advanced section in the configuration it is possible to specify one or several paths in the VOB path(s) field that will be used when retrieving the history. If the config spec contains "vobs/gtx2" then the VOB path(s) field should be set to gtx2. (Mail thread, issue #1053)
Todo list
Version 1.3.5 (January 5th 2011)
Version 1.3.4 : Skipped because of release problems, see 1.3.5
Version 1.3.3 (November 9th 2010)
Version 1.3.2 (October 28th 2010)
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Version 1.3.1
Version 1.3
Version 1.2.1
Version 1.2
Older versions
Please see Release Notes Archives.
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Nov 22, 2007
Anonymous says:Hi, I only started using Hudson yesterday, and I love it. Even though my proj...
I only started using Hudson yesterday, and I love it. Even though my project isn't using CI, I can, quickly and easily. I have found an omission from your directions though.
We usually use dynamic CC views. That means we don't have a view storage location setup by default. I then had problems with your plugin running and needing a view storage location.
For the edification of others, the error I got was :
started [workspace] $ cleartool mkview -snapshot <my view name> cleartool: Error: storage directory must be in UNC style (e.g. \\host\share\...) FATAL: Clear Case failed. exit code=1 FATAL: Clear tool did not return the expected exit code. Command line="cleartool mkview -snapshot <my view name>", actual exit code=1 java.io.IOException: Clear tool did not return the expected exit code. Command line="cleartool mkview -snapshot siml_tsa_autobuild_view", actual exit code=1 at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearCaseSCM.run(ClearCaseSCM.java:272) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearCaseSCM.createView(ClearCaseSCM.java:175) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearCaseSCM.checkout(ClearCaseSCM.java:108) at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:541) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.checkout(AbstractBuild.java:223) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.run(AbstractBuild.java:189) at hudson.model.Run.run(Run.java:649) at hudson.model.Build.run(Build.java:102) at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:70) at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:62)
I solved it by doing the following at the command line of the machine on which Hudson runs:
cleartool mkstgloc -view mystgloc \\<host>\<shared folder>\<view name>.vws
Note that the view name need not be the one you are using for Hudson. It needn't ever be used. I also had trouble using
localhost, and needed to use my machine name.
If that is successful, next time you run the build, it should work.
Nov 22, 2007
Jamie Burrell says:Sorry - the above was by me. Forgot I hadn't logged in. Jamie
Sorry - the above was by me. Forgot I hadn't logged in.
Dec 11, 2007
Anonymous says:Hello folks, Before bombarding you with questions about ClearCase support, I wa...
Hello folks,
Before bombarding you with questions about ClearCase support, I wanted to ask about the 'readiness' of Hudson for prime time use with ClearCase. Success stories?
Mike T
Dec 12, 2007
Jamie Burrell says:Mike, I'd completely recommend Hudson and ClearCase. I'm using CC6/Maven2, wit...
I'd completely recommend Hudson and ClearCase. I'm using CC6/Maven2, with a VOB that contains multiple projects, like so:
vobs +-programme +-subprogramme +-project1 +-project2 +- ...
Thanks to Erik's help (the original version I downloaded was missing some required features), I have each of these running as individual builds, with no problems (at least not with ClearCase or Hudson). Bear in mind this is in an Investment Bank on a mission-critical project costing millions of dollars.
Erik is very helpful, highly responsive and the turnaround is pretty high. I can't vouch for the usability of the dynamic views (not having used that side of things), but the rest of it seems top notch.
Dec 20, 2007
Anonymous says:Any plans to add UCM support? I -think- this would boil down to th...
Any plans to add UCM support? I -think- this would boil down to the following additions/changes:
- Create views with stream name instead of a specific config spec (config spec is derived from stream configuration); modify UI to take a stream name instead of a config spec
- Report contributing activities (UCM tasks) in revision log for builds
- Allow builds to be triggered based on changes to latest code, latest baselines, or both (also allow user to specify which components to monitor for changes to streamline these checks)
Dec 21, 2007
Erik Ramfelt says:Please use the available mailing lists for requesting features and asking questi...
Please use the available mailing lists for requesting features and asking questions about the plugin as this wiki is not being actively monitored.
Nov 06, 2008
Jeffrey Cameron says:I have recently tried to use this plugin and it works pretty well for me. ...
I have recently tried to use this plugin and it works pretty well for me. I did notice two issues though:
1. There is no way to supply credentials. If you are using Hudson as a service running under the LocalService account on Windows then it's almost impossible to create a view on a ClearCase server elsewhere on the network. Would it be possible to add support to allow the plugin to impersonate another user whose credentials are authorised to access the server?
2. When I have found that the better option in UCM for Continuous Integration is to make a baseline for each successful and and use diffbl -pred to look for changes. Maybe the SCM plugin could allow the user to either use the lshistory option or diffbl?
Nov 20, 2008
cuiyz says:Hi Guys, I got a ClearCase issue like this: [<my view name>] $ cleartool...
Hi Guys,
I got a ClearCase issue like this:
[<my view name>] $ cleartool lsactivity -fmt '\"%[headline]p\" \"%[stream]p\" \"%u\" \n' aa_-_bb_cc_dd_ee_ff_gg_hh_ii_jj FATAL: java.io.IOException: Too many open files
The original log is:
started [workspace] $ cleartool rmview -force <my view name> Removing references from VOB "<my vob path>" ... Removed references to view "<my workspace path>/<my view name>" from VOB "<my vob path>". [workspace] $ cleartool mkview -snapshot -stream <my project name>@<my vob path> -tag <my view name> <my view name> Selected Server Storage Location "goblin_viewstore". Created view. Host-local path: goblin:<my Host-local path>/<my view name>.2.vws Global path: <my Host-local path>/<my view name>.2.vws It has the following rights: User : <my user name> : rwx Group: <my group name> : r-x Other: : r-x cleartool: Warning: Unable to register new snapshot view: not a ClearCase object snapshot view may not be recognized by some commands. Created snapshot view directory "<my view name>". Attached view to stream "<my project name>". [workspace] $ cleartool update -force -log NUL -add_loadrules <my view name>//<my vob sub path_1> Making dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a". Processing dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a". Making dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b". Processing dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b". Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/c" (1842 bytes). Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/c.inc" (3321 bytes). Making dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d". Processing dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d". Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d/a.h" (1029 bytes). Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d/b.h" (167 bytes). Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d/c.h" (206 bytes). Loading "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d/d.h" (2540 bytes). End dir "<my vob sub path_1>/a/b/d". ... ... ... ... // Thousands of "Loading ..." here. ... ... Making dir "<my vob sub path_2>/3d/jetty". Processing dir "<my vob sub path_2>/3d/jetty". Loading "<my vob sub path_2>/3d/a/a.tar" (15892480 bytes). Loading "<my vob sub path_2>/3d/a/b.tar" (32051200 bytes). End dir "<my vob sub path_2>/3d/a". End dir "<my vob sub path_2>/3d". Done loading "/<my vob sub path_2>/3d" (5592 objects, copied 1160287 KB). [<my view name>] $ cleartool lshistory -r -since 17-nov.19:25:35 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%[activity]p\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n' -branch brtype:<my project name> -nco <my vob sub path_1> <my vob sub path_2> "20081117.225225" "<my vob sub path_1>/a/src/com/a/b/c/d/e/f1.java" "/main/<my project name>/2" "a" "create version" "checkin" "20081117.225152" "<my vob sub path_1>/a/src/com/a/b/c/d/e/f2.java" "/main/<my project name>/2" "a" "create version" "checkin" Fixes "20081117.224502" "<my vob sub path_1>/a/src/com/a/b/c/d/e/f3.java" "/main/<my project name>/2" "a" "create version" "checkin" Added file element "a.java". Added file element "b.java". Added file element "c.java". ... ... ... ... // Hundreds of "history" here. ... ... [<my view name>] $ cleartool lsactivity -fmt '\"%[headline]p\" \"%[stream]p\" \"%u\" \n' a "a" "<my project name>" "tom_matt" [<my view name>] $ cleartool lsactivity -fmt '\"%[headline]p\" \"%[stream]p\" \"%u\" \"%[contrib_acts]p\" \n' deliver.a_11.0.20081117.211100 "deliver a_11.0 on 11/17/2008 9:11:00 PM." "<my project name>" "a" "rebase.a_11.0.20081103.233928 rebase.a_11.0.20081110.005818 a_UTS_00016435_aa_to_bb_cc_dd_dd aa_bb_cc_description" ... ... ... ... // Thousands of "activity" here. ... ... [<my view name>] $ cleartool lsactivity -fmt '\"%[headline]p\" \"%[stream]p\" \"%u\" \n' aa_-_bb_cc_dd_ee_ff_gg_hh_ii_jj FATAL: java.io.IOException: Too many open files java.io.IOException: java.io.IOException: Too many open files at java.lang.UNIXProcess.<init>(UNIXProcess.java:148) at java.lang.ProcessImpl.start(ProcessImpl.java:65) at java.lang.ProcessBuilder.start(ProcessBuilder.java:451) at hudson.Proc$LocalProc.<init>(Proc.java:104) at hudson.Proc$LocalProc.<init>(Proc.java:82) at hudson.Launcher$LocalLauncher.createLocalProc(Launcher.java:311) at hudson.Launcher$LocalLauncher.launch(Launcher.java:302) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.HudsonClearToolLauncher.run(HudsonClearToolLauncher.java:62) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearToolExec.lsactivity(ClearToolExec.java:67) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.callLsActivity(UcmChangeLogAction.java:142) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.callLsActivity(UcmChangeLogAction.java:158) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.callLsActivity(UcmChangeLogAction.java:158) ... ... ... ... at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.callLsActivity(UcmChangeLogAction.java:158) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.callLsActivity(UcmChangeLogAction.java:158) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.parseHistory(UcmChangeLogAction.java:106) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.getChanges(UcmChangeLogAction.java:56) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.AbstractClearCaseScm.checkout(AbstractClearCaseScm.java:205) at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:664) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.checkout(AbstractBuild.java:260) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.run(AbstractBuild.java:234) at hudson.model.Run.run(Run.java:793) at hudson.model.Build.run(Build.java:88) at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:70) at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:88)
I think it probably because I have too many history and activity, Hudson could not handle it.
Could I just disable the "Changes Analysis" in Hudson, how to do it?
Thanks for your help!
Nov 24, 2008
ALU Enterprise says:Dear all, [...] [Qestion move. cf Mailing list] -- ALU
Dear all,
[Qestion move. cf Mailing list]
Jan 22, 2009
Rüdiger Hoffner says:I try to use Clearcase-Plugin with Snapshot-Views. My config-spec has a large si...
I try to use Clearcase-Plugin with Snapshot-Views. My config-spec has a large size, so it's impüossible to use, because i got an error.
A good solution for this would be a checkbox "Use existing view" which doesnt need a config-spec.
On the other hand i tried also a Dynamic-View where i got an error "cleartool -lshistory ...." getting filesize too large.
Any ideas on this or do you need a detailed error description ???
Mar 09, 2009
G. Lohmann says:If you have an UCM View Branch Setup like: VOBs +-Features +-Integratio...
If you have an UCM View Branch Setup like:
VOBs +-Features +-Integration +-Project +-ProjectBranch1 +-ProjectBranch2 +- ...
with e.g. a Folder structure in the Project like:
\Root \src \generated \libs ...
and ever come accross the following error on Hudson:
[] $ cleartool lshistory -r -since 7-mar.21:31:29 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%[activity]p\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n' -branch brtype: -nco Root cleartool: Error: Branch type not found: "". FATAL: UCM ClearCase failed. exit code=1 FATAL: cleartool did not return the expected exit code. Command line="lshistory -r -since 7-mar.21:31:29 -fmt \"%Nd\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%[activity]p\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n -branch brtype: -nco Root", actual exit code=1 java.io.IOException: cleartool did not return the expected exit code. Command line="lshistory -r -since 7-mar.21:31:29 -fmt \"%Nd\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%[activity]p\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n -branch brtype: -nco Root", actual exit code=1 at hudson.plugins.clearcase.HudsonClearToolLauncher.run(HudsonClearToolLauncher.java:76) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearToolExec.lshistory(ClearToolExec.java:57) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ucm.UcmChangeLogAction.getChanges(UcmChangeLogAction.java:61) ...
then it might be the reason of the Branch has no changes in the given directory (-nco ) and therfore point to (show) the Version of the Parent which mean the Folder will not have the Branch_Type specified by -branch.
You have two options here ... add a Folder to -nco where you are sure you have checkouts and the real Branch Type you looking for ... or even more easy ... check-in & undo-checkout the parent to force a creation of the Branch Type on that folder.
[by the way ... I think the plugin should not FAIL on something like a simple resolve of the history. Maybe the history might not be available but that should not effect the build itself ...]
Mar 16, 2009
Rajesh Sarva says:Hi, My requirement is to apply labels on source code before build and upda...
My requirement is to apply labels on source code before build and update the snapshot view using the latest label. The label will be based on build number ex:1.1.buildnumber.1
1.Apply label on all the source files ex:1.1.buildnumber.1.
I can use NAnt for this.
2.Update the view.
Is it possible to use Hudson variables in config spec.
element * CHECKEDOUT
element 1.1.$Unknown macro: {BUILD_NUMBER}
element * /main/LATEST
it seems this does not work.
Any other work-around for this.
Apr 06, 2009
Slide Earl says:I am getting this from the "Last UCM ClearCase Polling Log" I assume it grabs t...
I am getting this from the "Last UCM ClearCase Polling Log"
I assume it grabs the items to look for differences in based on the load rules. I think it's having problems with the newlines in the loadrules, but if I remove the newlines where I enter the loadrules, it gives me another error when trying to get the sources using the update.
Started on Apr 6, 2009 3:45:42 PM
[TTC_svccadm_view] $ cleartool lshistory -r -since 6-apr.14:57:45 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n' -branch brtype:TTC1_Int -nco ttc_boot
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "ttc_boot
": Filename too long.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "ttc_focus
": Filename too long.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "ttc_primitives
": Filename too long.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "ttc_ecos
": Filename too long.
Done. Took 0.59 sec
No changes
Is there anything I need to do to set this up better?
Apr 07, 2009
Slide Earl says:Actually, if I run the command on the command line, the error occurs on the -fmt...
Actually, if I run the command on the command line, the error occurs on the -fmt argument. I had to change the single quotes to double quotes and it works on the command line. Is this because the plug-in is mainly for Linux?
Apr 16, 2009
Park Su Jin says:Hello I would like to get source in Clear Case with polling mode using Hudson. ...
I would like to get source in Clear Case with polling mode using Hudson.
But I can not find how to ignore cleartool error during update snapshut view.
※ We can do like following lines in Ant.
<ccupdate viewpath="$Unknown macro: {ViewPath}
" graphical="false" overwrite="true" rename="false" failonerr="false" />
※ Hudson always use following option to update view
"c:\Program Files\Rational\ClearCase\bin\cleartool.exe" update -force -log NUL hudson_frontier_view
Do you know how do I ignore cleartool error without using Ant?
I wonder if Hudson use polling mode when Hudson invoke Ant file to update clear case view or not.
Have a good day.
Apr 17, 2009
Andrew Bayer says:Hi - We don't have the option of ignoring errors in cleartool executions, nor d...
Hi -
We don't have the option of ignoring errors in cleartool executions, nor do we intend to add that option. Sorry.
Jun 12, 2009
Andrey B says:This option will be very useful. In my company users have different access per...
This option will be very useful.
In my company users have different access permission to different folder
When we running ct update and user do not have read access to folder, cleartool return error.
For users with access privilege to secured folder update is fine
Have a nice day.
Sep 18, 2009
Duncan McLaren says:Hi, I have just started looking at using Hudson with Clearcase UCM as an altern...
I have just started looking at using Hudson with Clearcase UCM as an alternative to CruiseControl and I am finding that things are not working as I might expect them to. The setup menu on Hudson was very straighforward, so I'm assuming that I haven't missed an obvious solution to my issues.
My project has a composite baseline configured with a Read-only component. This component is a Business Information Model which is managed in another project, and releases of this model are made available to various application development projects by including it as a Read-only component. Updates to this Information Model are made available to the development project by changing the Base configuration of the stream, but the changes are not part of the development stream that the Hudson project is configured to look at.
When I change the base configuration, the changes to my read-only component are not picked up on the Hudson server when the view is updated. From what I can see, the plugin re-writes (setcs) the View config spec with the load rules at the start of every build. It then executes an update with an add_loadrules option for each load rule. This kind of update appears to ignore configuration changes on the stream. If a simple clearcase update view, with no additional paramters, is executed then the view configuration is synchronized with the stream, and the modifications to the Read-only component are picked up.
Is there a specific reason why you perform an update for each load rule?
Another potential issue with this approach is that if I remove a component and delete the load rule no update will be execute to remove the redundant elements from the view, where-as setcs followed by a simple update of the view would unload these unncessary elements.
My second issue is that changes to the Read-only component are not detected by the lshistory command because it is only looking at the modifications made to a single stream. In addition to this lshistory on the read-only component would be difficult to work with because the changes to the Read-only component could be made weeks before it is used in the current stream.
A more accurate way of detecting changes might be to parse the update log (which is currently re-directed to NUL) looking for new, updated or unloaded components (ignore Hijacked).
In summary I think there are 2 distinct problems here:
1. Changes to read-only components are not detected and loaded in to the view
2. Changes to read-only components won't trigger a build.
In my case the first problem is the killer because I have to log on to the Hudson server and manually update each affected view when the Read-only component is modified. These changes are generally linked with code changes which will appear in lshistory, so problem 2 would be less important.
Has anyone else encountered these issues?
Nov 10, 2009
David Hausladen says:Word of caution to folks new to this plugin: open file handles maintained by so...
Word of caution to folks new to this plugin: open file handles maintained by some editors, Windows command consoles, and J2EE apps will prevent the view removal logic from executing properly. You'll see something like this in the build log.
Removing references from VOB "\MY_PVOB" ... Removed references to view "E:\hudson\jobs\job_name\workspace\view_name" from VOB "\MY_PVOB". cleartool: Error: E:\hudson\jobs\job_name\workspace\view_name\view_root_dir\path\to\some\file.extension: Permission denied ... cleartool: Error: Unable to remove the snapshot view directory. cleartool: Error: E:\hudson\jobs\job_name\workspace\view_name: Directory not empty cleartool: Error: Unable to remove the snapshot view directory. at hudson.plugins.clearcase.ClearToolSnapshot.rmview(ClearToolSnapshot.java:144) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.action.UcmSnapshotCheckoutAction.checkout(UcmSnapshotCheckoutAction.java:87) at hudson.plugins.clearcase.AbstractClearCaseScm.checkout(AbstractClearCaseScm.java:410) at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:1003) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.checkout(AbstractBuild.java:428) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.run(AbstractBuild.java:376) at hudson.model.Run.run(Run.java:1174) at hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild.run(FreeStyleBuild.java:46) at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:88) at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:123)
The remedy appears to be to restore the plugin's desired end state--a snapshot view with the correct owner and name. To achieve this, I
- login as the same user that runs the hudson service,
- remove the offending directory after closing all programs that might have handles open, then
- create the view using the command from a successful build's log,
- update the view from windows explorer (could be done from commandline also), and
- manually kick off the job.
If anyone else has run into similar problems and found a better way of recovering, I'd love to hear about it.
Jan 18, 2010
Roshan Soni says:Hi, Does anyone know if this plugin supports CC 7.1? Thanks, Roshan
Hi, Does anyone know if this plugin supports CC 7.1?
Jan 26, 2010
Hugo Monteiro says:Hi there! Thanks for creating this plugin. I have some minor requests for...
Hi there!
Thanks for creating this plugin.
I have some minor requests for it:
1) When using Clearcase snapshot views, a "cleartool lsview" is executed to check if the view already exists, I presume. The problem is that, the output of it should not be shown in the actual job's log, since it's not directly related with the build process.A command like "cleartool lsview $CLEARCASE_VIEWNAME" could be used instead, which would return only the actual view's information, if the view already exists, or return an exit code = 1 if the view doesn't exists, which in this case the view can be created if configured that way.
Really, the main issue for me with this output is that, in large companies, there could be hundreds of views (as in my case) in only one Clearcase region! In which a listing of the full Clearcase Views of that region, not only could take long to get (slowing the build every time), but also will clutter up the build's log, when issue the suggested command, will be faster and cleaner.
2) It would be great to allow variables to be specified in ConfigSpec/Load Rules fields, for greater flexibility. These fields would have to be pre-processed before they were sent/set in Clearcase View. This would allow greater flexibility when creating job's for similar projects that would only have differences in directories names in configspec or load rules.
1) /vob/customer/project1
2) /vob/customer/project2
- config spec #1 -
element * LABEL1
load /vob/customer/$Unknown macro: {PROJECT}
- end config spec -
This way we could create a job for a customer that would allow to specify the $PROJECT variable before the build runs, using the parameters feature hudson provides. Like PROJECT=project1 or PROJECT=project2.
3) Alternative of the above, it would be nice to have an extension of this plugin into hudson's parameterized plugin, to allow entering configspec directly when requesting a new build, instead of having to configure the build again, save it, and start the build.
I'm asking this because we use hudson both for continuous integration and official builds. In CI "mode" we use it in a common way. But for official builds, we need to configure the environment, specially the configspec, and this will greatly increase simplicity and flexibility when dealing with a bigger number of jobs.
Jan 26, 2010
Andrew Bayer says:Could you open a bug at http://issues.hudson-ci.org for #1? The output of lsview...
Could you open a bug at http://issues.hudson-ci.org for #1? The output of lsview showing up in the build log is not deliberate - I'll fix that. You can open feature requests for #2 and #3 as well, though no promises on either of those.
Feb 01, 2010
Saravanan BV says:Hi, I have started using Hudson and integrated CC plugin. I am getting the fol...
I have started using Hudson and integrated CC plugin. I am getting the following error while trying to run the build.
I need to know how to set a CC view through hudson?
Console Output:
Started by user anonymous
[sbarathu_lat] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool pwv -root
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool startview sbarathu_lat
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool catcs -tag sbarathu_lat
element * CHECKEDOUT
#element /cm4/tools/coverity/... /main/LATEST
element /vobs/esam/configspecs/ISAM_mainstream.cs /main/aaaa/isr41/51
include /view/LATEST/vobs/esam/configspecs/ISAM_mainstream.cs@@/main/aaaa/isr41/51
[sbarathu_lat] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool lshistory -all -since 1-feb-10.12:38:41utc+0000 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%u\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n' -nco vobs/esam/configspecs vobs/esam/build
[workspace] $ /bin/sh -xe /var/tmp/hudson4754014555775014105.sh
+ /usr/atria/bin/clearmake -C gnu -f /vobs/esam/build/ecnt-c/OS/Makefile E=SUN VERBOSE=X all
clearmake: Error: Unable to open file "/vobs/esam/build/ecnt-c/OS/Makefile": No such file or directory.
Finished: FAILURE
Feb 09, 2010
Justin Bischoff says:Hello, Thanks for writing a great plug-in! I appear to be having a permissions...
Thanks for writing a great plug-in! I appear to be having a permissions issue that I can't seem to get around. I am unfortunately not too familiar with the cleartool - do I need to provide my login credientials for the Set Config Spec command to work?
[workspace] $ cleartool rmview -force hudson_view_auto
[workspace] $ cleartool mkview -snapshot -tag hudson_view_auto -vws \\Fm5sgcedevs04\workspace\hudson_view_auto\view.stg.vws hudson_view_auto
Created view.
Host-local path: Fm5sgcedevs04:C:\Program Files\Hudson\jobs\Test Build 001\workspace\hudson_view_auto\view.stg.vws
Global path: \\Fm5sgcedevs04\workspace\hudson_view_auto\view.stg.vws
Created snapshot view directory "hudson_view_auto".
[hudson_view_auto] $ cleartool setcs ..\configspec62998.txt
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "\gfx_Development\Test\Tools": Permission denied.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "\gfx_Development\Test\ghal3d": Permission denied.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "\gfx_Development\Tools": Permission denied.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "\gfx_Development\Source": Permission denied.
cleartool: Error: 4 config spec load rule problems encountered.
Feb 10, 2010
Justin Bischoff says:I think the problem is that access is controlled to our clear case server, yet h...
I think the problem is that access is controlled to our clear case server, yet hudson is accessing as anonymous.
Started by user anonymous
Feb 12, 2010
Joseph Boulos says:I'm having a similar issue. I'm not sure if it is Hudson, ClearCase Plugin...
I'm having a similar issue. I'm not sure if it is Hudson, ClearCase Plugin, or ClearCase itself. I just hung up with IBM and they point the finger back at Hudson.
We have a folder within a VOB that is extra protected. Users of the main group can access the whole VOB, except 1 subfolder. Only users of a special group can access that subfolder. The user that runs Hudson is part of that special group. However, builds from Hudson always come back with Permission Denied.
The interesting thing is, if I go manually onto the Hudson server where the build runs and use ClearCase Explorer to click on the folder within the view, then rerun the job from Hudson, it magically starts working.
One thing I tried is to just run ls or dir on that protected directory from Hudson, and then to also do the same thing from a .bat that the Windows Scheduler runs. Hudson gets permission denied, but the one run by Windows Scheduler works fine. I thought it had to do with Interactive user versus Non-Interactive user. It may still, but using Windows Scheduler worked fine.
Any ideas anyone? Justin, did you figure out a workaround?
Also, I get this problem all the time, including when I start the job and therefore it is started by the right user with access to the special group, not anonymous.
Feb 23, 2010
Justin Bischoff says:I had to modify the Hudson service to run as a user with permissions to access C...
I had to modify the Hudson service to run as a user with permissions to access ClearCase. I currently am pre-creating the view manually before kicking off the Hudson job.
I don't think I have seen your particular permissions problem though.
Mar 09, 2010
Jes struck says:Polling the ClearCase repository now just reports "No changes from last build." ...
Polling the ClearCase repository now just reports "No changes from last build." Even do im sure there are changes on the stream, Is there any one else that have seen this and know why, changes won't be reported or shown on hudson' "Changes site"
Im running a distrubuted setup on 2 machines atm. but we just about to expand to 4, and using "Hudson 1.339" and "Clearcase 1.1.1" and "ClearCase UCM Baseline 1.3" in our configuration.
Please i can use any help given, in advance.
btw. im using ClearCase LT version 6.15 AND UCM
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[workspace] $ cleartool pwv -root
[workspace] $ cleartool lshistory -all -since 9-mar-10.10:02:25utc+0000 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%u\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \"%[activity]p\" \n%c\n' -branch brtype:branchname -nco '"265_Rc\Rc_ProdSw "' '"265_Rc\Rc_SubSys "' '"265_Rc\Rc_HwTest "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Lib "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Hal "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Tp "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Model "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Func "' '"265_Rc\Rc_WinSim "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Safety "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Ui "' '"265_Rc\Rc_Si "' 265_Pump\P_RcpcPumpSi
cleartool: Error: Branch type not found: "branchname".
"20100309.123316" "USER" "C:\path\to\workspace\VOB\COMPONENT\paht\to\chnages\file" "\main\MS_E_mainline_int\branchname\3" "create version" "checkin" "Activity identifier"
Done. Took 1,2 sec
No changes
why does it say "No changes" when there are a change????....
Apr 22, 2010
Trent Fisher says:I just started using Hudson with ClearCase, but it appears that its use of dynam...
I just started using Hudson with ClearCase, but it appears that its use of dynamic views is a bit off when creating new ones for each build. If it finds a view with the same name, it tries to remove it via this odd sequence:
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool rmview -force -avobs -uuid d8b2ef8f.4e5411df.91cb.00:1d:09:70:2e:5e
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool unregister -view -uuid d8b2ef8f.4e5411df.91cb.00:1d:09:70:2e:5e
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool rmtag -view hudson_view
[workspace] $ /usr/atria/bin/cleartool mkview -tag hudson_view -host sdc60010vob -gpath /net/sdc1006nap.us.oracle.com/vol/sdc60010vob/vws/hudson_view.vws -hpath /ccase/vws/hudson_view.vws /ccase/vws/hudson_view.vws
cleartool: Warning: "/ccase/vws/hudson_view.vws" and "/net/sdc1006nap.us.oracle.com/vol/sdc60010vob/vws/hudson_view.vws" do not reference the same filesystem location.
cleartool: Warning: Storage pathname "/ccase/vws" may not reside on host "sdc60010vob".
cleartool: Error: Unable to create directory "/ccase/vws/hudson_view.vws": File exists.
cleartool: Error: Unable to create view "/ccase/vws/hudson_view.vws".
FATAL: Base ClearCase failed. exit code=1
Two problems with this: as you can see, this leaves the view storage laying around, and then the mkview fails as a result. But if you try to manually remove the view storage, it will fail because the view_server process has files open. So to make this sequence work, you would need to do "cleartool endview -server viewname" and then remove the view storage.
Of course, after you've done that, you've effectively rewritten the "rmview" command... so why not just do rmview? I looked in the source and found this line:
launcher.getListener().fatalError("Dynamic view does not support rmview");
I'm not sure what this is about as I have been doing "rmview" on dynamic views for over 15 years, it works fine.
May 05, 2010
abhijit joshi says:Hi, It seems that issue with space characters in the load paths have reappeared...
It seems that issue with space characters in the load paths have reappeared on the new plugin version. I have older version of the plugin (0.9.1) running on one hudson and latest version 1.2 on other hudson.
The older one specifies load path as
load "/XYZ/ABC File Management.sln"
and newer one specifies the same but in seperate load path section now
/XYZ/ABC Management.sln
The old job succeeds to load the file while the newer one fails saying cleartool: Error: Unable to lookup "ABC" in "\XYZ@@\main\100": No such file or directory.
cleartool: Error: Unable to access "\XYZ\ABC": No such file or directory.
cleartool: Error: Pathname "File" is not a full VOB pathname: it does not begin with a "\".
cleartool: Error: Pathname "Management.sln" is not a full VOB pathname: it does not begin with a "\".
cleartool: Error: 3 config spec load rule problems encountered.
Can you please check if the following fix with plug-in version 1.1 is really fixed?
Bug fix: Load rules containing spaces are now handled properly in cleartool calls. (issue #4443)
Jun 23, 2010
jun ji says:if specify "branches" , hudson use cleartool lshistory -r -since 23-jun-10.08:29...
if specify "branches" , hudson use cleartool lshistory -r -since 23-jun-10.08:29:40utc+0000 -fmt '\"%Nd\" \"%u\" \"%En\" \"%Vn\" \"%e\" \"%o\" \n%c\n' -branch brtype:FDT1105 -nco
to get update.
We may have "/main/b1/FDT1105" & "/main/b2/FDT1105"
Is there any way to select specific branch, just add "grep /main/b1/FDT1105" when lsh ?
Jun 23, 2010
Aswini Ray says:I want to modify the current clearcase plugin to meet the demand of our project....
I want to modify the current clearcase plugin to meet the demand of our project. Can anybody tell me how to copy the clearcase plugin source codes without copying it manually from Fisheye repository.
Jul 14, 2010
Nadjib says:Voila! https://hudson.dev.java.net/servlets/ProjectDocumentList?folderID=80...
Aug 19, 2010
Ciprian says:Hello , I am using Hudson and ClearCase pluggin, but I have some problems, I'm ...
Hello ,
I am using Hudson and ClearCase pluggin, but I have some problems, I'm running on REDHAT OS
I declared a node slave and i want to execute a shell with the command cleartool setview <view_name> and it's works, but when I run cleartool pwv it shows me that there is no view set.
May someone help me with this issue ? Has anyone a idea ?
I'm using a dynamic view, which already exist.
Oct 17, 2010
M. Certain says:I've been trying to get Hudson setup to work with ClearCase dynamic views for a ...
I've been trying to get Hudson setup to work with ClearCase dynamic views for a week now with little success. It seems that for some reason Hudson does not have access to the View drives on the machine where I'm running Hudson. I have Hudson installed on a Windows XP machine with ClearCase 7. I setup Hudson to run as a service and run as my user to ensure that it would have access to the same things as myself on this machine. I can also do an "echo %UserName%" from batch scripts executed by Hudson and it will indicate my username. However, it still appears that Hudson does not have permissions to these views.
For example, if I try to change drives to one of my ClearCase view drives in the batch script, I see the following...
C:\hudson\jobs\XXXXXX\workspace>V: The system cannot find the drive specified.
It also seems that I must put my Hudson workspace directory in the view on the M:\ where I want to execute my build batch script. If I don't, then I will get the following error..
clearaudit: Error: No current view
I also can't put the workspace directory on the drive mapped to the view I'm interested in otherwise I will get the following error.
Started by user anonymous java.io.IOException: Failed to mkdirs: V:\XXXXXXX at hudson.FilePath.mkdirs(FilePath.java:812) at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:1080) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.checkout(AbstractBuild.java:479) at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractRunner.run(AbstractBuild.java:411) at hudson.model.Run.run(Run.java:1280) at hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild.run(FreeStyleBuild.java:46) at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:88) at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:137) Finished: FAILURE
However, it seems that I still only have limited success with using the M:\ view root drive as well. When I do use the view root drive where references to all of my views are located, I still run into problems here where it seems like Hudson has only read-only access for some reason. So I'll see errors like the following...
WARNING XXXXXX: Could not create temp dir in M:/xxxxxx_view7: couldn't create directory "M:\xxxxxx_view7\xxxxx_tmp_3840_0": The media is write protected (error code 19)
Whenever I open a DOS command line window (via cmd.exe) and try to run these same batch scripts, they work perfectly. I have access to both the M:\ drive and all of my mapped view drives such as V: that I referenced above. So I don't understand what the difference is between running these batch commands from cmd.exe vs. Hudson running them.
Has anyone had similar problems as this and been able to resolve them?
Nov 19, 2010
me says:Hi, Sorry, if this was already posted... I'm running hudson on linux with a hu...
Sorry, if this was already posted...
I'm running hudson on linux with a hudson-slave on a windows server using clearcase plugin(1.3.3)
To get around the permission issue below...you'll need to change the user id the hudson-slave service is running as. It's currently running as SYSTEM which is why i was getting the error below.
cleartool: Warning: Config spec OK, but unable to tell view server to load.
cleartool: Warning: View server should be restarted.
cleartool: Error: Unable to change configuration specification: Permission denied.
FATAL: UCM ClearCase failed. exit code=1
Hope this helps...
Jul 06, 2011
Lisandro says:Hi, I have install Hudson in my PC with Server Tomcat 7.0 and need download a vi...
I have install Hudson in my PC with Server Tomcat 7.0 and need download a view created with
IBM Rational Clear Case, but without need to install Clear Case(without 'cleartool') in this PC.
Does some tool compatible with Hudson exist (open source please)?
The idea that we have is not to index in any external resource the server,
we must have everything necessary in the server without need to install
Clear Case in this one machine and without depending on another machinem
because of it we wanted to know if there exists the
possibility of a free tool compatible with Hudson.
Thanks and Regards
Sep 14, 2011
Nagaraju says:Hi, When i build my project i got success mail to my mail id .In m...
When i build my project i got success mail to my mail id .In mail body it shows only url .But i want to display text like "your build is successful " for this where i have to configure
Oct 10, 2011
Richard Hill says:Trying to run a simple batch script that will start my ClearCase build, it fails...
Trying to run a simple batch script that will start my ClearCase build, it fails with "permission denied". When I execute from the command prompt it works. I was able to make this work by setting the Hudson service to start using my login.
Nov 02, 2011
Mark Yu says:I run into the integration issue with base clearcase with Hudson. I have ...
I run into the integration issue with base clearcase with Hudson.
I have Hudson running in windows xp, Clearcase server is running a Solaries machine. I can only access clearcase server by using cleartool through unix client or clearcase remote client with Eclipse.
So I do not know how I can configure clearcase from Hudson (config system) page to get clearcase integrated.
In ClearCase installation, I put D:\Program Files\IBM\RationalSDLC\ClearCase\, it is the path where cleartool is installed in my xp. I would not be able to access ClearCase unix server from window xp.
Thanks in advance!
Nov 28, 2011
zafer altug says:hi, I am newbie at jenkins. I am trying to work with a dynamic ucm view. But I ...
I am newbie at jenkins. I am trying to work with a dynamic ucm view.
But I have got "Error: Unabled to change configuration specification: Permission denied" error,
when jenkins set the config spec of view with "cleartool setcs ... " command.
Is there any way of not to reset config spec like base clearcase and avoiding this error.
Thanks in advance..
Nov 30, 2011
Donner Speer says:Wow! This information was truly valuable to me. Ill be coming back to your b...
Wow! This information was truly valuable to me. Ill be coming back to your blog.
Jan 24, 2012
Marcos Lambolay says:Hi people, i have been trying to set the "excluded regions" on "advanced configu...
Hi people, i have been trying to set the "excluded regions" on "advanced configuration" since i want to exclude a file.
I have been entering in such field the next values, but i can't get to exclude the file that i want to exclude (build.properties or anything that finishes as "build.properties", thus i use "*")
So far i have tried:
(escaping characters)
(not escaping characters, with slash)
(not escaping characters, with backslash)
Jan 25, 2012
Akash says:Hi, I am trying to use Hudson for my project but the CC version I have is pretty...
Hi, I am trying to use Hudson for my project but the CC version I have is pretty old (Version 184.108.40.206).
I tried to integrate hudson with this CC but the plugin available is for newer version of CC and uses command arguments which are unknown to older version.
I am not able to find plugin compatible to this version of CC. Can anyone help?


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The thing that has remained consistent about the Rangers in the, oh, 31 years I've been around the team, is that no matter how poorly they do on the ice, no matter how much ammo they give us (me) to take them apart verbally or to scold them, there is always the other side.
And the other side is one that is all about giving and doing the right thing, and on this they have never wavered. In other words, there is always something nice to say about the Rangers.
So I want to remind you of a couple of upcoming events that benefit charities — and I'm sure you've seen the promos during games, etc.
One is the Casino Night, Feb. 8, benefitting the Garden of Dreams Foundation. It's a little costly, and it requires a jacket for the men, and minimum age of 21. But it's pretty cool, doing some casino gambling with the tuxedo-clad Rangers dealing. Get info on the Rangers web site here.
The other is just a few days away, Thursday night's Skate with the Greats at Rockefeller Center, where you can lace 'em up with Adam Graves, Brian Leetch, Rod Gilbert and others, and which benefits the Ronald McDonald House. If you're not familiar with what the Ronald McDonald House does — it's not a hamburger joint — I suggest you read up on it. It's an amazing charity for families of seriously ill children.
You can get tickets for the Skate with the Greats event at the Ronald McDonald House web site here.
I feel like I should say now: This has been a public service announcement.
I'm headed to the Garden later on. I'll check in pregame.

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Appoints New Director of Internal Audit Office
The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors appointed Christopher J. Pietsch as director of the Fairfax County Internal Audit Office, effective April 14, 2003. He succeeds Ron Coen who retired on Oct. 4, 2002.
As director of the Internal Audit Office, Pietsch will be responsible for continually examining and evaluating the adequacy and effectiveness of the system of internal control and the quality of program performance. The Internal Audit Office helps to assure that tax dollars are appropriately and efficiently spent.
Pietsch earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Va. Prior to this appointment, Pietsch held positions in both the public and private sector. From 1986 to 1991 he was employed by Jefferson National Bank, Richmond, Va., where he conducted internal audits of all bank departments and branch offices. From 1991 to 1996 he was employed by the commonwealth of Virginia as a senior auditor where he was responsible for audits of all agency departments and functions and verified that agency operations were in compliance with applicable regulations.
Most recently, Pietsch has been a senior audit officer with First Virginia Banks, Inc., Falls Church, Va. While in this position he developed a unified approach to auditing the corporate finance and indirect lending functions, managed a staff of five-seven auditors and analyzed financial, operational and compliance risks to ensure that sufficient, effective controls were in place.
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Be on the lookout for a bold new Benjamin at your bank this fall.
The Federal Reserve Board announced this week it will begin circulating colorful new $100 notes, starting Oct. 8, 2013. The new design was actually unveiled in 2010, but it took longer than expected to produce enough of it to begin circulation, according to a press release.
The new note has a number of fancy new anti-counterfeit features, including a "3-D security ribbon" with images that change from bells to 100s as you move the bill, as well as a color-shifting image of a bell inside an inkwell and a faint watermark of Benjamin Franklin, the Founding Father and former governor of Pennsylvania himself.
Because the average person doesn't see too many $100 bills on a day-to-day basis, they might assume there are relatively few made. But $100s are actually the second most common bill out there, with 8.6 billion in circulation (the most common is $1 bills, naturally).
They're also popular overseas. In 2007, the Federal Reserve Board estimated that 50 percent of dollars were in circulation outside U.S. shores, which may be why the website announcing the new $100 bill can be translated into 23 different languages.
(h/t to Matt Phillips at Quartz for the Fed data.)
Are you aching to get your hands on the new $100 bill? What do you think of the new look?
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Thought this might be a nice idea for a Euro thread... a giallo checklist, of sorts. My list is in approximate order of preference, and I'll endeavor to update it as I see more of these films.
Deep Red (Anchor Bay DVD)
Don't Torture the Duckling (Anchor Bay DVD)
Blood and Black Lace (Buio Omega German DVD; VCI 2-disc SE)
Tenebre (Anchor Bay DVD)
The New York Ripper (Anchor Bay DVD)
Twitch of the Death Nerve (Image DVD; Raro DVD)
The House with the Laughing Windows (VHS, duped from Italian DVD)
The Stendhal Syndrome (Medusa 2-disc SE; Troma DVD)
Opera (Anchor Bay 2-disc SE)
The Black Belly of the Tarantula (Alfa Digital DVD with English subtitltes; DVD-R, uncut, with no subtitles)
The Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh (No Shame DVD)
A Hatchet for the Honeymoon (Anchor Bay UK DVD)
A Lizard in a Woman's Skin (Shriek Show DVD)
Double Face (LBX, uncut VHS)
The Card Player (Anchor Bay DVD)
The Bird with the Crystal Plumage (VCI DVD; Medusa DVD)
The Killer Must Kill Again (Mondo Macabro DVD)
The Short Night of the Glass Dolls (Anchor Bay DVD)
Trauma (UK DVD; French DVD, in English)
Seven Notes in Black (Alfa Digital DVD)
What Have They Done to Our Daughters? (German DVD, in English)
One On Top of the Other (LBX VHS)
Libido (DVD-R, with English subtitles)
Who Saw Her Die? (Anchor Bay DVD)
Five Dolls for an August Moon (Image DVD)
[U]The Fifth Cord[U] (Blue Underground DVD)
The Bloodstained Butterfly (DVD-R)
Stage Fright (VHS)
My Dear Killer (DVD-R)
The Perfume of the Lady in Black (Raro DVD)
The Case of the Scorpion's Tail (No Shame DVD)
Amuck! (US DVD)
All the Colors of the Dark (VHS)
What Have You Done to Solange? (Shriek Show DVD)
Orgasmo (VHS, cut US version)
Seven Deaths in the Cat's Eye (Blue Underground DVD)
Your Vice is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key (No Shame DVD)
The Cat O'Nine Tails (Anchor Bay DVD)
[U]The Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion[U] (Blue Underground DVD)
The Girl Who Knew Too Much (Image DVD)
[U]The Pyjama Girl Case[U] (Blue Underground DVD)
Formula for Murder (DVD-R, from Lightning Video)
Seven Bloodstained Orchids (Shriek Show DVD)
Death Walked at Midnight (Mondo Macabro DVD)
Bloodstained Shadow (Anchor Bay DVD)
Sleepless (Medusa DVD)
Torso (DVD-R)
Four Flies on Grey Velvet (Several VHS dupes of varying quality)
Murder Rock (Japanese DVD-R)
The Iguana with the Tongue of Fire (VHS)
[U]Slaughter Hotel[U] (Raro DVD)
Midnight Ripper (X Rated DVD)
The Case of the Bloody Iris (Anchor Bay DVD)
The Phantom of Death (X Rated DVD)
Body Puzzle (VHS)
The Killers Are Our Guests (DVD-R)
Watch Me When I Kill! (X Rated DVD)
Do You Like Hitchcock? (DVD-R, in Italian)
Death Laid an Egg (DVD)
The Crimes of the Black Cat (DVD-R)
The Secret of Seagull Island (DVD-R)
Murder Obsession (VHS)
Schoolgirl Killer (X Rated DVD)
The Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (X Rated DVD)
A Blade in the Dark (Don't own; gave away my Anchor Bay DVD)
Autopsy (Anchor Bay VHS)
Eyeball (German DVD, in English)
Death Smiled at Murder (Don't own)
Death Carries a Cane (X Rated DVD)
Photos of Gioia (Don't own)
Bad Inclination (Shriek Show DVD)
Dial: Help (DVD)
Strip Nude for Your Killer (X Rated DVD)
Ones I Have But Haven't Watched Yet
Delirium (Anchor Bay DVD)
The Killer Reserved Nine Seats (VHS)
Five Women for the Murderer (DVD-R, in German)


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I've recently been thinking that perhaps there should be a filter for Chakra Natures that don't actually have an element such as the basic Rasengan, Shadow Clone Technique, Shadow Imitation Technique, Human Bullet Tank, etc in the 'Browse Jutsu' section.
There are a good number of them out there, & I'm sure a number of people would like a way finding neutral jutsu without having to constantly go from one filtered jutsu search to another by a certain way such as rank, range, etc.
Side Note: Also, has anyone else noticed that areas like Shurikenjutsu, Medical Ninjutsu, Space–Time Ninjutsu, etc appear empty when filtered to those areas? YoukoTaichou (talk) 20:21, April 24, 2012 (UTC)
Not sure that is possible, since semantic listing polls information by seeing what I page has listed for that category, non-elementa jutsu would need to have something like a "neutral attribute" to be added. As far as I know, I don't know if it's possible to make the semantic understand nothing as neutral in those cases. And those jutsu types don't show anything because those names were added after semantic drilldown and SMW went buggy. If you check, you'll see that the number on the drilldown before selecting a filter is correct, and the numbers shown for further drilldown after a filter are also correct, they just don't appear. That bug has been reported, at least a few times I think. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:31, April 24, 2012 (UTC)


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Steps to Participating in the PLP
The Preferred Lenders Program (PLP)
The Preferred Lenders Program (PLP) is part of SBA's effort to streamline the procedures necessary to provide financial assistance to the small business community. Under this program, SBA delegates the final credit decision and most servicing and liquidation authority and responsibility to carefully selected PLP lenders. SBA, however, will continue to check loan eligibility criteria.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Senior Davielle Brown moved into second-place all-time at Penn in the indoor pole vault, while senior Nony Onyeador won the 60 meters, Jenny Thompson was victorious in the triple jump and junior Kersie Jhabvala was tops in the 3,000 meters for the University of Pennsylvania women's track and field team Saturday at Lehigh.
Penn, which finished second as a team with 170 points behind Monmouth's 175.5, claimed the top two spots in the pole vault. Brown cleared the bar at 3.75 meters (12 feet, 3 1/2 inches) to set a career best. The only other Quaker to surpass that height in the indoor pole vault is current volunteer assistant jumps coach, Sam Crook, who has held the school record at 3.81 meters (12-06 ft.) since 2005. Senior Jillian Hart cleared 3.50 meters (11-05.75 ft.) for the second straight week to finish second.
Onyeador outraced Monmouth's Mariah Toussaint to the finish line in the 60 meters with a winning time of 7.77. That stood up in a photo finish to win by one-hundreth of a second. Junior Gabrielle Piper, who was the runner-up in the 60-meter hurdles with a season-best 8.72, finished third at 7.81. Onyeador was also the runner-up in the 200 meters at 26.16.
Jhabvala's stiffest competition in the 3,000 meters proved to be freshman teammate Nicole Ghazarian. The duo finished in the top two spots as Jhabvala posted the best time for any Quaker in the event this season at 10:25.53. Ghazarian was just off that pace and finished in 10:30.80 to claim runner-up status.
Thompson was the winner in the triple jump. Her winning leap of 10.96 meters (35-11.75 ft.) was a season-best and topped the nearest competitor by seven centimeters. Freshman Gillian Berger was fourth (10.82m) and sophomore Lauren Anderson was fifth (10.74m).
In the mile, freshman Elyssa Gensib, junior Chelsea Delaney and freshman Shannon McCarthy finished second, third and fourth, respectively. Gensib and Delaney nearly finished simultaneously, but the final timer had the rookie one-hundreth of a second in front at 5:13.64. McCarthy was not far behind at 5:14.51.
Another trio of Quakers finished as the runner-up. Senior Margaret Diacont was the second in the 5,000 meters with a mark of 18:21.39, while freshman Eliana Yankelev was the second-place finisher in the long jump at 5.39 meters (17-08.25 ft.). Freshman Theresa Picciallo was the runner-up in the shot put with a toss of 13.42 meters (44-00.50 ft.).
Sophomore Annie Holland matched her career-best in the high jump at 1.70 meters (5-07 ft.) to finish third. Senior Morgan Wheeler was fourth at 1.60 meters (5-03 ft.).
Next week, the Quakers return to one of track and field's most historic facilities where they will take part in College Night at the Armory II on Saturday.


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HOUSTON - Inspectors check out all places that serve food to make sure they're safe, including the pop-up eateries at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
Health inspectors said hungry folks should go by more than just their nose when deciding what to order.
Health inspector Joe Raia said the rules are the same for established restaurants and temporary restaurants. He said the biggest violation at the Rodeo is usually off-temperature food. There have also been some cases of black build-up on soda nozzles.
"I look behind the counter (to see) if the area is clean," Sharon Denise Russ said. "I make sure the cook is washing their hands or wearing gloves."
"I look to see where the line is the longest," Nadine Johnson said. "That means it's probably the most popular place."
Popular doesn't equate to clean, though. Health inspectors advise customers to pay close attention to a server's hair and hands.
Health inspectors have not closed any restaurants at the Rodeo this year. They said they try to correct problems immediately so the restaurant can stay open.
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1. Identify theoretical basis for multimedia and e-learning to enhance teaching
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Successful classroom teaching is based on excellent content, not on the latest, fastest, fanciest or shiniest new technology. Multimedia and education technology are simply tools in the toolbox of today's medical educators which when utilized appropriately can improve both the delivery of content and enhancement of learning. Our current generation of learners is more apt to be familiar with technology, assume its presence and demand its use by faculty.
Medical educators can utilize education technology in many ways, including the development of novel content, creation of new modes of presentation, design of interaction and evaluation strategies, and the dissemination of content far beyond the walls of any given classroom. There are also tools to assist educators with organization and efficiency in the work of these teaching domains.
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If you've picked up a newspaper, clicked through a news website, or turned on a television set recently, you've probably noticed that politicians are busy gearing up for the 2012 election season. But in many cases, their impassioned speeches and campaign dollars will fail to inspire millions of Latino youths in the United States who don't vote.
According to non-partisan national youth empowerment organization Voto Latino, only a small percentage out of approximately 9 million young Latinos make it to the polls on election day. Sadly, when you take a look at the statistics, it makes sense. This nonprofit reports that higher than average levels of poverty and unemployment plague the Latino community, making voicing their opinions seem futile.
That's where Voto Latino steps in. Co-founded by Chairwoman Rosario Dawson in 2004, the organization works to encourage Latinos to stand up for a better tomorrow through participating in the political process.
And while engaging young people is no easy feat, the organization has enjoyed large successes. Its 2010 'Be Counted, Represent!' Census campaign featured 25 free iTunes downloads and raised $150 million worth of community resources for the Latino community. In addition, thousands of teens and twenty-somethings pledged to cast their votes.
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"Nothing impacts us quite like music," Maria Teresa, Voto Latino's CEO/President, told us. "It tugs at our heartstrings, making us cry, moves us to shake our hips and nod our heads, and even motivates us to stand up for our rights. The artists featured on Voto Latino's Soundtrack to a Movement help us empower our community by donating their music and their time to send a message that together we can move this country forward."
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Just as Voto Latino's Facebook page is committed to tackling a vast array of issues, its latest compilation reflects the diversity of young Latinos. Featured genres include Regional Mexican, Rock/Alternative, Hip-Hop, Brazilian, and Christian. And this is only the beginning.
"This free 35-song compilation is just the first of Voto Latino exclusives for our supporters this year," Teresa explained. "We'll be working on the ground in communities across the country, putting on concerts and rallies to make sure everyone is counted and has a voice. Just as music is a personal choice, we have to make our vote in 2012 personal, too."
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Over the past four years, Baltimore County has recorded fewer total homicides than during any four-year period since the Carter Administration, as well as a homicide rate that is historically low.
Nineteen homicides occurred in Baltimore County in 2013 – fewer than in 2012 (23 homicides) and 2011 (30 homicides).
Most significantly, the homicide rate – the number of homicides in proportion to the population – is far lower than since the 1970s because the population has grown by 163,000 people since then: 818,287 in 2013 compared to the mid-600,000s in the 1970s and early 1980s.
Under the current administration and Police Chief James Johnson, the homicide rate has been cut by nearly 43 percent from what it was the year Lennon was shot and Mount St. Helens erupted. In 1980, the rate was four homicides per 100,000 residents; in 2013, the rate is 2.3 homicides per 100,000 residents.
"One homicide is one crime too many," said County Executive Kevin Kamenetz. "Still, we are pleased that by all standards our county is safer than it has ever been."
The total number of homicides over the past four years, during the watch of the Kamenetz administration, is lower than at any continuous four-year period since 1976 to 1979.
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Case clearance rates are a measure of how well a police agency solves crime and holds criminals accountable. BCoPD has some of the highest Part I violent crime case clearance rates in the nation – well above the national average for all Part I violent crimes (homicide, rape, robbery, aggravated assault).
BCoPD's homicide clearance rates are so good that in September 2013 the U.S. Department of Justice featured BCoPD in a 54-page publication on best practices for homicide clearance. Researchers from the Bureau of Justice Assistance visited our Homicide Unit to examine our staffing, management, resources and investigative strategies.
The study focused on 2011, a year in which BCoPD's 83.3 percent homicide clearance rate exceeded the national average (62 percent) by more than 21 percent.
In 2012, our homicide clearance rate was an incredible 95.7 percent, compared to the national average of 62.5 percent.
"The DOJ study found what we have known all along to be true," said Police Chief James Johnson. "We do an exceptional job of clearing cases because we use state-of-the art technology and forensics, because our communities trust us and work with us and – most of all – because we hire, train and retain quality investigators who understand that solving crime is an academic exercise."
Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger credited BCoPD's quality investigative work to his success in prosecuting criminals and thus reducing crime.
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De La Rosa's 11-K gem helps Rockies halt slide
Bats produce as players stay loose; Hawkins makes it tight in ninth
DENVER -- It took a combination of synchronized high-socks, a pregame standoff, a ninth-inning nailbiter and left-hander Jorge De La Rosa's best game of the season, but on Wednesday, the Rockies finally busted their slump.
De La Rosa struck out 11 Nationals -- all swinging -- in the Rockies' 6-4 win at Coors Field to put a stop to their seven-game losing streak.
"We all decided to go pants up, just to change it up," said Nolan Arenado, who finished the game 1-for-3 with two runs and an RBI double. "It was fun, but De La Rosa pitched a great game. We needed that from him, big time."
De La Rosa finished just one strikeout shy of his career high while outshining right-hander Stephen Strasburg over his 7 1/3 innings. De La Rosa surrendered two runs (one earned) and eight hits without issuing a walk.
With his changeup-cutter combo working in full effect, the Nationals only had one hit in 14 at-bats with runners in scoring position against the Rockies' ace.
"That's what the really good ones do," manager Walt Weiss said. "When they do get in trouble, they're able to wiggle out of it. Jorgy has been real good with that with us over the years."
The Rockies have only seven victories over their last 32 games, but De La Rosa has been the winning pitcher in four of those. And he's done it all while fully aware that an audience of potential Trade Deadline suitors has been watching closely.
"I don't want to hold those things in my mind," De La Rosa said. "I just want to go out there and pitch for my team. If I get traded, I get traded. But I don't want to think about those things."
In the ninth, the usually reliable LaTroy Hawkins came on, and the wheels nearly came off for the Rockies.
The Nationals rallied for two runs with two outs in the final frame, starting with four consecutive singles. Hawkins regained his composure enough to induce Adam LaRoche into what would have been a game-ending grounder, but Josh Rutledge botched the routine play to keep the inning alive. Yet after a seemingly never-ending battle with Ian Desmond, the Rockies' closer finally rung him up with the bases loaded to end the threat.
"I was in the at-bat," Desmond said. "I was happy with where I was at. But you have to tip your cap sometimes. [Hawkins] did a good job. He made some good pitches on me."
After Washington's Denard Span, who had four hits, led off the game with a single, Scott Hairston grounded into what appeared to be a surefire double play. But second baseman DJ LeMahieu had trouble receiving Arenado's throw from third and didn't do Ben Paulsen any favors on his ensuing double-clutch toss to first.
The ball skipped past Paulsen into the camera bay, allowing Span to score before there was an out.
Back-to-back doubles from Rutledge and Corey Dickerson off Strasburg tied it up in the bottom of the first, though, before Paulsen and Michael McKenry each chipped in RBI singles to forge a 3-1 lead.
Overall, Strasburg was charged with four runs on nine hits, while walking three and striking out five over 5 1/3 innings before left-hander Ross Detwiler took over. Arenado, for one, knows how fortunate the Rockies were to get to Strasburg early.
"I saw him last year, and I thought he was one of the nastiest pitchers I ever saw," Arenado said. "In the first inning, we were able to get some pitches up, and he was a little rowdy for a little bit there. He obviously settled in, but we were able to get some good at-bats that first inning."
Span's third single of the game plated one Nationals run in the fifth, but Charlie Blackmon answered back in the following inning with an RBI single of his own, making it 4-2.
As wind and rain suddenly began to swirl in the seventh, the man who defeated Brandon Barnes in a curious national anthem staredown, Nats right-hander Aaron Barrett, came on to relieve Detwiler. This time, the Rockies would get the best of him.
Arenado's double scored Dickerson after he reached on a leadoff walk. Barrett struck out the next batter he faced, but catcher Jose Lobaton dropped the third strike and misfired on his throw to first, allowing Paulsen to reach and Arenado to score.
"I didn't really pay too much attention to [the staredown], but I think we lost," Arenado said. "That's not good. ... But we'll do any staredown to win games, that's for sure."
As for the socks, Weiss wasn't sure whose idea it was, but he was just happy to see his team letting loose during a trying time.
"We all know where we're at," Weiss said. "And how tough it's been. ... It's tough to have fun. But they're still trying to find a way to enjoy being out there and competing and not lose sight of that."
And judging by the level of competition the Rockies produced against the NL East-leading Nats, Weiss wouldn't be surprised to see his players rolling up their pants at a later date.
"I think you'll probably see it again knowing how [superstitious] baseball players are," Weiss said.
Cody Ulm is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Seems like its been forever since I posted a cook. Sometimes life gets busy and sometimes you are just cooking plain old food that's not worth shooting or talking about. Did some freezer diving and found a package of skirt steak the other night. Was gonna use Fiesta Fajita Rub on them, but the wife asked if we still had some of the William Sonoma Argentine Rub left. Turns out we did, too bad they quit making the stuff cuz now we don't have anymore.
Got the large fired up nice and hot, somewhere around the 600-700 range with mesquite chips for smoke and Central Market's Mesquite lump for more. Fajitas just need to be done on mesquite IMHO.
Gave them a coupla minutes and flipped
Couple more minutes and pulled
Last weekend we went to Pappasito's for dinner. One of those nights where you wait to long to figure out what to cook and its just easier to go out. Anyway, we split the Asado Jalisco fajitas which are topped with onions, peppers, mushrooms and jalapeno jack cheese. They were pretty darn tasty and I thought I'd copy the cheese idea and put some on mine. When I pulled them to rest, I topped them and put the lid on hoping it would melt. They didn't, so it got a quick pop in the oven broiler.
Turned out pretty nicely.
Fajitas were good. Quick and simple. We tried out a new recipe for Mexican Green Cilantro Rice. You blend up some jalapenos, onions and cilantro and mix it up with chicken stock and rice. It was ok, just felt like it was missing something. Gonna play with this one till I figure it out because I'm not the biggest fan of Mexican or Spanish rice. This would be a great alternative. Anyway, that was my night.


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BLACKBURN Rovers boss Gary Bowyer is remaining coy on the fitness of four key players ahead of Sunday's East Lancashire derby at home to Burnley.
Captain Grant Hanley, Tom Cairney and David Dunn all missed last Saturday's short trip to Bolton Wanderers while Matt Kilgallon came off in a 4-0 defeat which ended Rovers' five-match unbeaten run.
When asked whether he is hopeful the quartet will be fit to face the Clarets, Bowyer said: "They've progressed nicely and we'll give them every opportunity to make the game on Sunday."
Hanley has a calf strain and Kilgallon has a groin strain, meaning Bowyer has doubts over both of his senior centre-backs.
He has therefore moved to ease his defensive concerns by signing Manchester United's Michael Keane on loan until the end of the season.
Keane, 21, will go straight into the Rovers squad on Sunday – a squad which may also include winger Josh King after he returned to full training today.


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Exactley the same problem and same software... I am mind you using a via usb wireless but it should atleast be able to connect...
Hey I used the presetup VMware image.
I am using VMware workstation 7 on an xp sp3. Ive used other linux distros before however for some reason vmware will not bridge any of my connections and nat is a no go. When I start the linux network config it appears to bring up the interfaces then fails.
My goal is to simply have backtrack recognize my computers wireless adapter as a wireless adapter in backtrack. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
vmwares virtual network settings:
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VMnet 8 NAT NAT Connected Enabled 192.168.16.0
Whenever I try to change a network to bridged it says "Cannot change network to bridged: There are no unbridged network adapters"
My backdraft is only showing its loopback in the network connections :-(
My goal is just to have backdraft on a wireless connection so i can audit wireless security.
Exactley the same problem and same software... I am mind you using a via usb wireless but it should atleast be able to connect...
Try installing from the iso instead of using the pre-made VMware machine. I've run into some troubles while using the vmware image of BT4F and installing from the ISO solved everything. You'll have to install vmtools manually, but there are tutorials for that on the forums, if you need one.
To bring up the interfaces were you using: sudo /etc/init.d/networking start
Does it work from an ISO boot?
I have tried both the vmware and the iso both seem to respond the same way. Sometimes it will look like it is trying to connect to eth0 but just doesn't grab a ip. The Wireless connection when plugged into windows gets seen right away andf the vmware sees it correctley. Just not in loading back track. I try the /etc/init.d/networking & tried /etc/init.d/networking start with no success it just searches for dhcp on eth0 and all the other adapters arn't found at all.. I hope someone can find some kind of solution...
Ok so im not 100% sure but i dont believe you can access your network device using vmware. when I was messing around with cracking wifi it dawned on me, how can you do something like put your network card into monitor mode while your computer is already using it. So I believe the only way to get access to that in vmware is through an external network adapter.


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New edition of Ian's book? Coolness. It's one of the few -- ok, it's the ONLY book I recommend whenever someone asks.
I should probably leaf through the new one at some point to see what's changed... though that mention of HTML5 could be a deal breaker on my recommending it since I'd never point a nube at that {really nasty expletive omitted} apart from warning them away from it.
Wow. This sounds like just what I need. One question though, do you have a preview to this book?
There's a sample download at the bottom of the product page... along with the table of contents, a link to download all the code samples from the book, etc, etc...
Bah, from the code samples it's HTML 5 right from the get go... guess I'm recommending 2nd edition instead.
Isn't most of HTML5 just a different doctype and a few extra elements?
i believe that i should get this for my new site
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got it.thanks.
are the previous editions available also? Just wondering, in case this version is a little too advanced.


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From the New York Rangers:
November 22, 2010 – New York Rangers 2, Calgary Flames 1 (Game No. 22, Home No. 12)
- The Rangers defeated the Calgary Flames, 2-1, tonight at Madison Square Garden to improve to 12-9-1 overall, including a 5-6-1 mark at home. New York has won each of their last two games, and are 5-2-0 in their last seven contests.
- Tonight's win was the first for the Rangers against the Flames at Madison Square Garden since Jan. 10, 2006 (4-2).
- The Blueshirts tallied the game's first goal for the 16th time this season, and improved to 11-4-1 in those contests.
- Martin Biron stopped 31 of 32 shots to improve to 5-2-0 on the season, including a 3-2-0 mark at MSG. Biron has held opponents to two or fewer goals in six of his seven starts this season, and is now 4-1-0 with a 1.83 goals against average and .930 save percentage in his last six games.
- Dan Girardi notched the game-winning goal, on the power play, at 12:41 of the second period and added an assist for his second straight multi-point effort. He has now registered eight points (one goal, seven assists) in the last 10 games. Entering tonight's contest, Girardi was tied for 13th among NHL defensemen in assists and 18th in points.
- Girardi's game-winning goal was his first of the season. The Rangers now have nine different players credited with at least one game-winning goal, which is tied for second most in the league trailing Washington (10) by one, and tied with Detroit and Montreal.
- Brian Boyle opened the game's scoring at 2:08 of the second period, and was credited with four shots and seven hits. He also led the team with nine faceoff wins in 15 attempts (60%). Boyle has recorded a point in each of the last two games (one goal, one assist).
- Derek Stepan registered an assist on Girardi's power play, game-winning goal at 12:41 of the second period, and has now recorded six points (one goal, five assists) in the last six games.
- Ryan Callahan registered a career-high, 11 hits in the contest, and now leads the NHL with 91 hits on the season.
- Steve Eminger tied for the game-high with four blocked shots, and registered five hits in 20:53 of ice time.
- New York held Calgary scoreless in two power play opportunities tonight and are now 96.8% (30-31) on the penalty kill in their last 10 games, yielding just one goal and tallying two shorthanded goals over the span.
- The Blueshirts' practice schedule for tomorrow, Nov. 23, is 2:30 p.m. at the St. Pete Times Forum in Tampa Bay, FL.
- The Rangers will begin a three-game road trip when they face-off against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday, Nov. 24, at the St. Pete Times Forum (7:30 p.m.). Prior to the game, the Blueshirts' morning skate is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. at the St. Pete Times Forum. The contest will be televised live on MSG 2, and can be heard on 970 The Apple.
John Tortorella on tonight's game… "We don't change our game. We certainly try to play a lot behind their net. I think our goaltending has been really good in the third period. We just have to play in there behind their net, try to grind it and get scoring chances that way."
Dan Girardi on tonight's game… "It was a good job for our team to hold the lead for that long in a game. We really needed a win at home."
Martin Biron on tonight's game… "A lot of teams are victimized coming back home not having any legs, not being able to play physical. I think that was the total opposite for us – the physicality on our side of the game was top level. We responded really well."


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WYCOMBE Wanderers away clash with Bradford City tomorrow has been postponed following a pitch inspection of the Coral Windows Stadium playing surface.
Freezing temperatures of recent nights - including around minus seven on Thursday night - have resulted in the pitch being deemed too hard in places to play on by the inspecting local match official.
The pitch itself is still also covered by a few inches of snow.
More snow is also being predicted for Friday afternoon/evening - and Bradford City says the desire to give Wycombe a sensible answer ahead of their scheduled trip north today also contributed to the decision to postpone the game.
Bradford City made history on Tuesday night when they beat Paul Lambert's Aston Villa in the semi-final of the League Cup, securing them a place at Wembley for the final.
No new date for the fixture has been confirmed as of yet