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/tmp/workdir on the openbsd-386-60 gomote (and probably the other openbsd gomotes, but I didn't check) is owned by root and not writable by user gopher. gomote push is able to write the Go tree there, but it's all owned by root, so if you then gomote ssh and run make.bash it will fail because you're logged in as gopher and can't write to the Go tree.
The work-around is to cp -R /tmp/workdir/go $HOME/go and build from gopher's home directory.
I think the actual problem is that gomote ssh is using a different username on the system than how the builders are configured. It should be sshing in as root instead of gopher I bet.
/tmp/workdir
on the openbsd-386-60 gomote (and probably the other openbsd gomotes, but I didn't check) is owned by root and not writable by user gopher.gomote push
is able to write the Go tree there, but it's all owned by root, so if you thengomote ssh
and runmake.bash
it will fail because you're logged in as gopher and can't write to the Go tree.The work-around is to
cp -R /tmp/workdir/go $HOME/go
and build from gopher's home directory./cc @bradfitz @andybons
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