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> Nope, distcc is only for distributed compiling ... |
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> You probably want to use some chroots and setup some sort of http/ftp-site |
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> for that packages which the gold-servers could fetch then ... (via the |
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> BINPKG features of portage, see man emerge / man make.conf for details) |
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Sorry if this is a little unclear... |
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I have used the multiple chroot method, and although it uses lots of disk |
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space, i found it the best way to do it. |
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On the 'gold' server I had multiple chroots, each of which mounted the local |
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'/usr/portage', but then mounted unique 'packages' directories over it. |
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The multiple arch-depandent packages directories and the global portage |
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directories are exported via NFS. |
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Each of the production machines then mounts the global portage via NFS and |
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then their own arch-dependant 'packages' directory over it. |
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If you would like more information, I would be happy to help. |
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> > Thanks! |
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> > Robert |
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> Good luck with that. |
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> Christian |
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