FreeBSD package building statistics

as of Wed Mar 31 18:45:40 UTC 2010

	cvs date	INDEX	build logs	packages	errors	skipped	not yet built	queue length	running?	completed?
ia64-8	Mar 5	21361	11757	11659	98	1591	8013	8410	Y	N

	cvs date	INDEX	build logs	packages	errors	skipped	not yet built	queue length	running?	completed?
powerpc-8	Feb 16	21311	11144	10928	100	1420			N	Y

	cvs date	INDEX	build logs	packages	errors	skipped	not yet built	queue length	running?	completed?	description
amd64-7-exp		21357	19739	19474	13	1118			N	Y
amd64-8-exp		21435	1210	1205	3	1127	19100	11585	Y	N	ftp/curl update to 7.20.0 for roam@ by itetcu@
amd64-9-exp		21107	16447		46	1234			N	Y

explanation of columns:

cvs date is the date of the latest CVS checkout done by the script. It may be inaccurate if a manual checkout was done later.
INDEX is number of ports in the INDEX file built from the latest cvs checkout.
build logs is number of packages attempted. Note: if a run was restarted, you may see duplicates here.
packages is number of packages successfully built. Note: if a run was restarted, you may see duplicates here.
errors is number of packages that failed. Note: if a run was restarted, you may see duplicates here.
skipped is number of packages that were skipped due to NO_PACKAGE, IGNORE, BROKEN, FORBIDDEN, and so forth ("duds" file).
not yet built is the INDEX column minus the build logs plus the errors plus the skipped. These are packages that have not been built for one reason or another. Note: interrupted and/or restarted builds can make this number inaccurate because of the duplicates, above.
running is whether there are still processes running.
completed is whether that build terminated normally or not, as seen from the logfile.