A server for nightly builds. (was: Nightly builds)

Ralf Habacker ralf.habacker at freenet.de
Tue Aug 25 13:51:26 CEST 2009


Bernhard Reiter schrieb:
> Am Montag, 24. August 2009 10:05:14 schrieb Casper van Donderen:
>   
>> I would be willing to set it up and keep it running. I have some experience
>> with automated tasks. I just don't have much experience with MinGW, or is
>> MSVC also am option here?
>>     
>
> I would prefer MinGW. It is easy enough to set it up. :)
> But in the end it should help kde on windows to the maximum extend,
> so it is going to be the call of the persons that maintain the server.
>
>   
>> I also think I'm too 'new' to be allowed to do this, so maybe a shared
>> system with two or three admins?
>>     
>
> Yes, I think we need at least two people I think. And I need to know who you 
> are and some form of written committment that the server will be kept in a 
> sane. (E.g. not violating the the policies of the hoster.)
>
> Next we need to find a hoster.
>   

> The typical root server I am renting does not come with Windows. ;)
>   
wwww.winkde.org is already running on 1&1 for a few years without any 
problems.  If the build server would be hosted also on 1&1 one can 
benefit from the big pipe (about 6MB/s) between both servers for quickly 
release transfering.
They have also a separate ftp backup space and a separated firewall 
which reduce the maintaince on the server (I installed already some 
windows and linux servers in this way )

I propose a dual Core XL  server from 1&1 having 2,6 GHZ CPU',s 4GB 
memory and 400 GB raid 1 harddisc.
If this exceed the allowed bugdet the dual Core L server would be the 
next best choice (2,4 GHZ CPU,s  2GB memory, 250 GB Harddics)

They just have a discount of 3 free month when leasing in the next 6 days.

I suggest that bernhard should rent the server to be the financial 
contact person and route the initial access informations to the setup 
people, so that they can setup the initial server (On initial configure 
*please* dont use Plesk Panel 9, at least on unix i remembered that is 
costs money after the evaluation time )

BTW: If there is some additional help required I can assist  the server 
installing and setup process

Ralf



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