Ralf Beckers wrote:
but the jobs are not running local after that, distcc is waiting forever and nothing more is compiled then.

What do I have to configure, to start the failed jobs again locally?

You shouldn't have to configure anything. In fact just a few hours ago I unplugged a machine from my farm so someone could use it for an experiment. Now when I build I get the "no route to host" messages, but everything continues on as normal (just a little slower!). I'm guessing that the job is actually hung up on one of your machines -- check their log files. I had a machine with a hardware problem (probably a bad IDE controller) which would sometimes hang up after getting a job. This would cause my entire build to hang.


-- Jeff


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