Hi all,
First of all sorry, I don't have strong english skills.
I was joined in the distcc mailing list in the last November because
I'm interested to use distcc as a building system backend for a
compiling farm.
My goal is to create a distributed system for compiling software on
demand
On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 10:23 +0200, Antenore Gatta wrote:
My goal is to create a distributed system for compiling software on
demand for not experienced users.
In the first stage I'd like to have a web based form where the user
can choose from a software list and between some different
Thanks a lot Martin.
We are working on the first stage, so we have a lot of time to think
about LSF problems.
Probably the best way could be to choose a distrib as starting point.
Like Gentoo stage 3...
I'm totaly agree with you, security is the most important matter of
this project and we have
Hi Timothee,
While most of the distcc hosts I use have a fixed IP, I have a number of
machines that live on the LAN and get their IPs assigned by dhcp. I'm
looking for a way to use those for distcc as well. I've seen the FAQ,
and mention of centralized manager / TeamBuilder thing, but I
Donohue, Michael wrote:
The other change is to randomize host selection, and choose based on
slots. This means that hosts with 4 available slots are 4 times more
likely to be chosen than a host with only 1 available slot.
OK, I'm sold on the approach. Josh and I now feel silly for randomizing
Donohue, Michael wrote:
I would like to get my patches considered for inclusion, but they seem
to be held up by not having a proper place to configure flags. I dont
find using the hosts file all that objectionable, since I want to be
able to control these on a system wide basis. This means
