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Catalin Trifu wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Is FEATURES properly set in /etc/make.conf. |
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Yes, FEATURES="distcc" |
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> I think you should use distcc-config --set-hosts to set the compiling farm |
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> hosts and localhost is not necessary. |
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I've used distcc-config. All it does is write to /etc/distcc/hosts |
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according |
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to the format described in distcc (1). You're right, localhost is not |
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necessary. The man page claims that, since localhost is last in the host |
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list, it will be used only after jobs are distributed to the other hosts in |
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the list. That's definitely not what happens on my machines, however. |
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> Did you check if /etc/conf.d/distcc is correctly configured on all the boxes |
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> like on which interface they listen on and from which hosts they accept connections. |
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> Last I believe you need to specify the port in the --set-hosts line: |
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> distcc-config --set-hosts "fast_host_1:3632/3 fast_host_2:3632/2" |
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> In this case 3 jobs get sent to fast_host_1 and 2 to fast_host_2. |
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The other machines are configured correctly and do accept compilation |
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jobs - but not very many. According to the man page the port 3623 is |
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the default and need not be specified. |
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I think I will try again with "localhost" removed from the host list. |
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John |
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