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Hello, everyone. |
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I'd like to start a new Gentoo-related project and I'm looking for |
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someone that would be interested in providing the hardware for it. |
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The project would specifically involve: |
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1. cloning/checking out all official and unofficial Gentoo repositories |
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(from the repositories.xml list used by layman), and periodically |
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updating them, |
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2. generating md5-cache for all repositories, |
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3. running pcheck on all repositories, |
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4. providing git (+rsync? +squashdelta?) mirror for all repositories |
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(with generated md5-cache). |
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Eventually I'd like to try to off-load the mirroring somewhere |
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(github?), so that's a minor concern. However, the cloning (even with |
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--depth 1) is going to be network and disk space hungry, and egencache |
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& pcheck will need a lot of CPU power. |
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For a test, best try running pcheck on gentoo-x86 and see how long it |
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takes. We'd be parallelizing it but more than, say, 40 minutes for |
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the whole repository would be bad. |
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Aside from that, I'd like SSH access to set it all up (I'm limited on |
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time, so no game-fun proxy setup). I don't need root access if someone |
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can install all the necessary dependencies for me. Gentoo is preferred |
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but not necessary (I already have the setup needed to run pcheck |
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outside Gentoo). |
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Plus preferably 'systemd --user' instance or some fun cron. |
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Anyone interested? |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |