you run distccd with on both machines? Didn't you
forget to run distccd on localhost?
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have been giving it a try, patch is attached (against the latest Arch
version of distcc). Seems to work just fine for me, I would appreciate
if others could try it, especially people which are actually interested
in this feature. Comments would be very welcome too, of course.
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if the errors vanish or nor.
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be turning to if I really wanted to host services on a dynamically-IP'd
machine.
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much, it's really just a matter of syntax.
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for this compiler anyway,
so we're probably better waiting for a follow-up before we move.
Improvements to distccmon-text (Eddie Parker):
http://lists.samba.org/archive/distcc/2005q1/002873.html
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Hi Daniel,
[Jean Delvare]
I would also question the interest of such an option. Was there a
significant improvement when compared with a fully randomized
distribution? I would think that a more simple rule would be not to
randomize the first host of the list and start randomizing after
compared with a fully randomized
distribution? I would think that a more simple rule would be not to
randomize the first host of the list and start randomizing after that.
Wouldn't it be sufficient?
Or we could have ~/.distcc/hosts.random for randomized hosts.
Just my $0.02 anyway.
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for inclusion into distccmon-text?
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would hopefully prevent recompilation.
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them,
then the jobs are distributed to versions of gcc which do not support
them.
You should always use the same version of the compiler accross the
different systems on a build farm - or at least versions as similar as
possible.
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Hi,
How do I post it? Zip the modified files and email them to you?
Unified diff as generated by GNU diff -u, obviously, posted to this
mailing-list so that everyone can review and enjoy.
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implementing (1) only (since mine implements (2)
more efficiently, or so I think), and addressing the points I listed
above?
Martin, like my patch?
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--- distcc-2.18.3/src/mon-text.c.orig 2004-10-24 07:05:49.0 +0200
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server directly. At
least this is how I understood it.
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to change the code to do this, if only this
is possible at all, but would benchmark any test patch you would come up
with.
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become the bottleneck already)?
Just a question of course, maybe there are reasons why we wouldn't win
anything in doing so, that I didn't see.
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of distccmon-text itself in repeat mode would
be convenient.)
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could help make things clearer.
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see (although I cannot test
your variant until monday morning (CET)). Yours is slightly cleaner (do
not check errno if no error actually occured), mine is slightly more
compact (no additional variable). Both are fine with me so I would let
Martin pick the variant he prefers.
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... */
+errno = 0;
while ((connect(fd, sa, salen) == -1) errno == EINTR)
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and that it doesn't fit in distcc's assumptions. The only
point to be confirmed was on who were right, and your quotes seem to
innocent my system. Let's simply apply the trivial patch I proposed and
it should be fine.
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. This is fixed in arch. I will probably do a 2.18.1 release
soon to fix this and some warnings from Dmitri.
Thanks a lot Martin, 2.18.1 works OK for me! :)
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The same (adding '\r') must be done everywhere in the file (in functions
dcc_parse_ssh_host, dcc_parse_tcp_host, ...)
I don't think this is the correct approach. Most likely, the file
handles (or sockets, whatever) need to be open in text mode, which will
do the conversion for you. I'm surprised
Tom, could you try recompiling 2.17 on your system and tell us if it
also has the same problem?
Indeed, the same problem.
Damn. Can you remember what changed on your system since August 1st (or
whenever you compiled 2.17 at first)?
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system and tell us if it
also has the same problem?
At any rate, I guess we should not search for the cause in the changelog
from 2.17 to 2.18. The problem has to be triggered by something outside
of the distcc source tree. Too bad I have no idea what it is...
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). So I have no idea what can be causing the problem nor
how to investigate any further.
Anyone else noticed the problem?
Any idea what can be the cause of my trouble, or at least where I should
look at?
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that host list randomization is a new feature though,
probably not present in 2.16, which the original poster is using.
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--- Daniel Kegel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think you should be sharing a .distcc directory between
multiple users. It's not a common configuration, and there are
sure to be problems.
Does the community agree? I thought this was the recommended setup.
I do indeed agree :)
If I
the
user applications. This is probably what you are experiencing.
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(unless something else is saturating it at
the time you run your compilation).
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Google finds this attack code
http://www.metasploit.com/projects/Framework/modules/exploits/distcc_exec.pm
You can see it is more a matter of malice than genius.
This specific one could be defeated easily. Notice how argv[N] is set to #.
If nothing else, distcc could reject any command
would it influence the timestamp? I'm curious, and
would appreciate if someone could explain.
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Time to preprocess a file is very long due to lot of inclusion of headers
files, lot of use of define flags, ...
And because preprocessing is done on only the host computer, this is
the weak point of distcc in our project. Preprocessing time is what
is limiting the speed of distributed
I don't see dcc_trace anywhere. I see dcc_trace_argv, and I
see rs_trace, but no dcc_trace. I'm presuming it should be
rs_trace, but I figured I'd mention it on the mailing list
first.
Yes, thanks for reporting it.
What is the status of this bug?
Looks fixed to me.
Is
Hi all,
The announcement for 2.17 mentioned the addition of timeouts on network
operations. This sounds like a very interesting feature. To say the
truth, this was the only feature that was still missing before I could
propose distcc as replacement at my job's place for our homemade, bogus
Hi all,
I have been investigating an issue about job counts for the last few
days. It may or may not be a problem in distcc, it's still too early to
conclude, but at least it is related to distcc.
Here's the problem in details:
I noticed that sometimes, I would compile something using distcc,
On Sun, Jul 25, 2004 at 05:12:52PM +0200, Jean Delvare wrote:
3* Any idea what the problem could be? How would I investigate?
My guess would be that interrupting the compile caused distcc to mark
one or more hosts as unresponsive, which causes distcc to temporarily
ignore the host. Do you
. Below is a trivial patch doing just that
(hopefully my webmail client will not trash it).
Thanks,
Jean Delvare
--- distcc-2.16/man/distcc.1.orig Mon May 3 02:37:10 2004
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.B /LIMIT
A decimal limit can be added
not much into translation. As far as I am concerned, I
always use English versions (programs and documentation).
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using distcc.
I noticed some strange behaviors from times to times, but will keep
quiet until I have isolated the problems, if they do exist. I'll try to
help if I can, but you may know how busy my other projects are keeping
me, so I wouldn't promise anything.
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