bin/cgi-bin/schedule

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ cgitb.enable()
 def debug_info():
     # Debug info, to be removed once ready to go.
     print()
-    print('WARNING: This endpoint is still a WORK IN PROGRESS. This means that the option details can change, and it will not commit any change.')
+    print('WARNING: This endpoint is still a WORK IN PROGRESS. This means that the option details may change without notice.')
     print('You are aunthenticated as: {}'.format(user))
     print(cgi.FieldStorage())
 
@@ -82,7 +82,6 @@ def main(args):
             cmd = (
                 '/srv/jenkins/bin/reproducible_remote_scheduler.py',
                 *args,
-                '--dry-run',
                 '--architecture', a,
                 '--suite', s,
                 *form.getlist('pkg'),

bin/reproducible_maintenance.sh

@@ -511,8 +511,6 @@ if [ "$HOSTNAME" = "$MAINNODE" ] && [ $(date -u +%H) -eq 0 ]  ; then
 			if [ "$(dirname $PROBLEM)" = "/var/log/jenkins" ] ; then
 				if [ "$(basename $PROBLEM)" = "reproducible-diskspace-issues.log" ]; then
 					echo "diskspace issues should always be investigated." > $TMPFILE
-				elif [ "$(basename $PROBLEM)" != "postgresql-9.6-main.log " ]; then
-					echo "A few entries per day are normal, a few dozens or hundreds probably not." > $TMPFILE
 				fi
 				if grep -q https $PROBLEM ; then
 					echo "$(grep -c https $PROBLEM) entries found:"

bin/reproducible_remote_scheduler.py

@@ -364,9 +364,12 @@ def rest(scheduling_args, requester, local, suite, arch):
             if notify_on_start or artifacts:
                 irc_msg(info_msg)
 
-    if not dry_run:
-        from reproducible_html_live_status import generate_schedule
-        generate_schedule(arch)  # update the HTML page
+    # Takes way too much time atm (even minutes in case of high load) and that
+    # page is generated every ~half hour anyway.
+    # Also this requires extra privileges to www-data, for the web scheduler.
+    #if not dry_run:
+    #    from reproducible_html_live_status import generate_schedule
+    #    generate_schedule(arch)  # update the HTML page
 
 def main():
     scheduling_args, requester, local, suites, archs = parse_args()