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After getting ccache to work, I set up distcc with another computer on |
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my lan and compiled a few packages to test it out. It worked great |
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until I tried to compile busybox, where it displayed the error message: |
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distcc[12251] (dcc_open_lockfile) ERROR: failed to creat |
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/var/portage/distcc/lock/cpu_localhost_0: Permission denied |
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the file was owned by root:portage, so I deleted the lock directory and |
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tried to compile busybox again. This time the error messages didn't |
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show up and when I checked, the files were owned by portage:portage. I |
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deleted the directory again and compiled nano. The lock files were |
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owned by root:portage again. What's going on? Why are distcc lock |
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files sometimes owned by root and sometimes by portage? |
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