intel core i7 2.66ghz 6GB ram 300GB 10k rpm hd 200Mbps connection uni network
AUP: - can't allow others to have shell accounts that aren't in the uni - can't hog bandwidth hosting isn't an option, but I can definitely use my new system for compiling :) Leo Wandersleb wrote: > hi list, > > as i had to play around with "hudson (https://hudson.dev.java.net)" this week > i > really want that for glob2, too. continous integration with nightly builds. > wouldn't that be cool? a system that gets setup by the according specialists > to > compile windows, mac and linux binaries once and we get those done > automatically > for every commit. if build fails, the committer gets blamed. (code testing is > unthinkable in glob2 so far but would be part of the system, too). > problem is my server is not even big enough for what it does now. i guess the > hick-ups it has from time to time are due to processes timing out for low > memory > or so. > > reading fede's mail on translations i'd like to mention that hudson could of > course also check for translation coverage and report it to the assigned > translators or the mailing list or jabber or irc or twitter or ... ;) > > who has a server and is willing to help set it up? I'd like to move yog to a > bigger server and configure a hudson there, too. wiki and forum can stay on my > server. > requirements would be no low limit on the ram, almost always available (23/7) > and ability to install java and the stuff needed to compile glob2. as i have > no > idea how a cross compile would work, (has been a while since i did one) > requirements for alien os would have to be evaluated. > > greetings, > > leo wandersleb > > _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
