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An historical analysis of HTTPD and its vulnerabilities
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Verify automatically-collected churn numbers #9

Closed andymeneely closed 11 years ago

andymeneely commented 12 years ago

Cross-reference with Ayemi's hand-collected churn numbers with the GoogleDoc numbers

andymeneely commented 12 years ago

Depends on #3

amusa commented 11 years ago

where is the result of the automatically-collected churn numbers?

andymeneely commented 11 years ago

I did an initial run. It's in the http-data folder. I can show you where it is offline.

andymeneely commented 11 years ago

In my initial run, I got 218 were missing. Go and figure out which 218 had the script fail and re-collect that data.

amusa commented 11 years ago

Do you know why this line of code is rejecting my credential? "export.downloadCSVs(props.getProperty("google.username"), props.getProperty("google.password"));"

is there a specific username to access the googledocs?

On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 11:01 AM, Andy Meneely notifications@github.comwrote:

In my initial run, I got 218 were missing. Go and figure out which 218 had the script fail and re-collect that data.

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andymeneely commented 11 years ago

Yes, it's your Google account password - not your RIT password, I believe

andymeneely commented 11 years ago

I'll take this on because we have to re-collect them anyway.