On 13:40, Sat 17.09.05, Charles-H.Schulz wrote:
Hello Hristo,
Hristo Simenov Hristov wrote:
Hi,
it is good idea to store the transaltions on one place, but there can be some
problems for somebody in other countries. For example in Bulgaria our
IProviders sells two types of connection - internal for Bulgaria nad external
fot the rest of the world, and the external connection is rather slow. Tha's
why I moved our project from sourceforge to the server in Bulgaria. I do not
know how it is to others, this was just an example.
Now what you're describing is really crazy... Never heard of such a
thing (and yet I come from a country where some wanted to tax the emails)
But 1-2M per week or beewekly (1 SDF bzipped) for upload to central SDF
storage (and mirror it on domestic server) will not so painful, I think.
All in all, this adresses these issues. What you are recommending is
basically a p2p/grid network of computers that could compile many
instances of localized builds on differen ports, aren't you? (so, the
next question would be, what app should we use to group all these
computers?)
Compile farm is another issue, which is very different for each
platform. Maybe we need to get dedicated machines for platforms which are
not supported as Linux/Windows/FreeBSD/Solaris (MacOS X)?
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Best regards,
Rail Aliev
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