Re: [gentoo-user] distcc does seem to work

Re: [gentoo-user] distcc does seem to work

[Al]

Xi Shen wrote:

> hi,
> 
> this is the my 1st time working with distcc. after i have emerged and
> configured the system (include the make.conf), i tried to emerge kde,
> and use distmon-text to see what would happen. i lost the output of
> the distmon-text, but the output looks something like this:
> 
> somefile.name    localhost[1]
> somefile.name    localhost[2]
> somefile.name    some.ip.i.configured[1]
> somefile.name    blocked
> 
This looks normal I see the "blocked" when distcc is working but been too 
lazy to check it out.
> is it the correct output? what does the '[1]' mean? what does 'blocked'
> mean? and for most of the time, the 2nd field is 'localhost', does this
> means most of the files are actually compiled on local? how to make it
> distribute the work load to other host more than that of the local
> one?
> 
> 
Perhaps you could post your config- /etc/distcc/hosts, have you got the 
server running on the other box(s) what abut their configs 
-/etc/conf.d/distcc

Al

Re: [gentoo-user] distcc does seem to work

[Xi Shen]

thanks, i got it working now.


On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:08 AM, Al <al@ngale.adsl24.co.uk> wrote:
> Xi Shen wrote:
>
>> hi,
>>
>> this is the my 1st time working with distcc. after i have emerged and
>> configured the system (include the make.conf), i tried to emerge kde,
>> and use distmon-text to see what would happen. i lost the output of
>> the distmon-text, but the output looks something like this:
>>
>> somefile.name    localhost[1]
>> somefile.name    localhost[2]
>> somefile.name    some.ip.i.configured[1]
>> somefile.name    blocked
>>
> This looks normal I see the "blocked" when distcc is working but been too
> lazy to check it out.
>> is it the correct output? what does the '[1]' mean? what does 'blocked'
>> mean? and for most of the time, the 2nd field is 'localhost', does this
>> means most of the files are actually compiled on local? how to make it
>> distribute the work load to other host more than that of the local
>> one?
>>
>>
> Perhaps you could post your config- /etc/distcc/hosts, have you got the
> server running on the other box(s) what abut their configs
> -/etc/conf.d/distcc
>
> Al
>
>



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[gentoo-user] distcc does seem to work

[Xi Shen]

hi,

this is the my 1st time working with distcc. after i have emerged and
configured the system (include the make.conf), i tried to emerge kde,
and use distmon-text to see what would happen. i lost the output of
the distmon-text, but the output looks something like this:

somefile.name    localhost[1]
somefile.name    localhost[2]
somefile.name    some.ip.i.configured[1]
somefile.name    blocked

is it the correct output? what does the '[1]' mean? what does 'blocked' mean?
and for most of the time, the 2nd field is 'localhost', does this
means most of the files are actually compiled on local? how to make it
distribute the work load to other host more than that of the local
one?


-- 
Best Regards,
David Shen

http://twitter.com/davidshen84/
http://meme.yahoo.com/davidshen84/