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<wabenbau@×××××.com> writes: |
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> Frank Steinmetzger <Warp_7@×××.de> wrote: |
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>> On Mon, Jan 04, 2016 at 09:48:42PM +0100, wabenbau@×××××.com wrote: |
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>> > P.S.: distccmon is a good tool to watch the compilation processes. |
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>> I never got it to display anything. I just tried it again: synced |
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>> portage and ran a world update -- 16 Packages, among them |
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>> kdevplatform, a lengthy Qt package (which by the way is one of those |
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>> who benefit greatly from compression if distcc’ed over a slow |
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>> network). |
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>> At no time during building did I see any activity in distccmon-gui. I |
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>> started it on both client and server and as my own user as well as |
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>> root. Nada. Can you give a suggestion? Thanks. |
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> I remembered something: |
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> It is important to use the same value for the DISTCC_DIR environment |
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> variable as the user running the client and that this directory is |
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> readable by the user that is running distccmon. |
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Hm. Are you saying you can run it only on the client? |
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Oh, I can see it now! Preprocessing seems to be done on localhost only, |
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and some compilation, too. Some is compiled on the server. |
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I tried to remove 'distcc' and leaving only 'distcc-pump' in make.conf |
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to force preprocessing to the server. With that, nothing shows up. |
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Is there a way to offload the preprocessing to the server, and can |
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compiling on localhost be avoided as much as possible somehow? |
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