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Pat-rizio
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 Posted: Thu Oct 28, 2004 2:53 pm Post subject: add host to distcc during compilation |
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Hi everybody,
I'm compiling kde using distcc on 2 computers on a lan and I would add my laptop to compilation.
I've searched on past posts but I can't find anything.
My question is:
Can I add 1 IP to /etc/distcc/hosts during a distributed compilation of a package?
Thanks in advance for answers.
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fennec
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| You can give it a try and monitor the 3rd machine to see if it starts processes after. |
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Pat-rizio
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Thanks fennec for the answer. 
I know, I can try.
I wish to know if someone has tryed it before, just to don't compromise my compilation (kde).
Compiling a small package, before start compilation, I added another host to
end I've modified my
only during compilation, changing the variable
to
and it worked nice.
Maybe this means that I can add one host to
even when compilation is running... MAYBE... 
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fennec
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| Depending on when the file is read... if its read only once until end of the compile process, its not going to change anything, then if it is read each time it has something to compile sent to distcc then it may take effect or crash it =P |
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| I think distcc look at this file before any compilation, cause I set an IP of a computer that is shutdown and no errors are founded. Then when I start this computer (obviously distccd is set to start as default ) the compilation starts even on this computer immediatly whit no errors. |
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