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Some neat stuff is coming up, but today was a pretty blah day for me.
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I did get the Cronner tested and working (only had a few little bugs). But
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I got stuck for quite a while making the Cronner stop `git-annex fsck`
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processes it was running when their jobs get removed. I had some code to do
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this that worked when run standalone, but not when run from git-annex.
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After considerable head-scratching, I found out this was due to
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`forkProcess` masking aync exceptions, which seems to be probably
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[a bug](http://ghc.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/8433). Luckily was able to
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work around it. Async exceptions continue to strike me as the worst part of
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the worst part of Haskell (the worst part being exceptions in general).
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Was more productive after that.. Got the assistant to automatically queue
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re-downloads of any files that fsck throws out due to having bad contents,
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and made the webapp display an alert while fscking is running, which will
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go to the page to configure fsck schedules. Now all I need to do is
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build the UI of that page.
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