*::::: Provide a GID:
{code}
$ nmi-extract-results <GID>
+$ nmi-extract-results 1276577428_21704
{endcode}
*::::: Provide a runid and look for builds within +/- 24 hours of today that match the passed in RID
{code}
$ nmi-extract-results <RunID>
+$ nmi-extract-results 246724
{endcode}
*::::: Provide a runid and look for builds with +/- 24 hours of the specified date
{code}
$ nmi-extract-results --date <date> <RunID>
+$ nmi-extract-results --date 2010/06/16 246724
+{endcode}
+*::::: Provide a runid and extract only specific platform(s).
+{code}
+$ nmi-extract-results <RunID> <platform> ...
+$ nmi-extract-results 246724 x86_64_rhas_3 x86_rhap_5
{endcode}
*:::: The --runid search modes aren't all that painful at all, it generally finds the matching RunID in well less than a minute, so it's much better than the "run find by hand" method, which is painful.
*:::: If it succeeds in finding the build, it will then extract all of the relevant binaries into ./public/v7.1.2 (well, actually, the correct name). When it's done, you should have everything you need in that directory, including the condor_src and windows tarballs (note, however, that we, as of yet, still need to have Todd, Cathrin, or Z build the ZIP and MSI files).
