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Subject: Re: Eclipse RC2 jars to install
From: Martin van den Bemt <mllist@mvdb.net>
To: Gump code and data <gump@jakarta.apache.org>
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Date: 10 Mar 2003 14:58:52 +0100
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I can make one of my servers available over here (linux), though it is a
bit slow and not a permanent solution. I can give you an account on that
machine and you can do whatever you want with it :) (even bring it down
:)
It's adsl hosted btw and when I sell my house, this server will not
reapear on the net (at least that's the current situation, there may
appear other ways to get that done anyway, such as setting it up at my
employers office). 

I am quite busy "researching" the wonderfull world of woman right now,
so that currently takes a lot of my time :).

I can simple move over the current gump install from my internal unix
box, to save bandwith..

Mvgr,
Martin

On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 14:48, Sam Ruby wrote:
> Stefan Bodewig wrote:
> > On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Vincent Massol <vmassol@pivolis.com> wrote:
> > 
> >>Can someone with access to gump machines (Sam?) install the new
> >>Eclipse RC2 jars
> > 
> > The only machine I have access to is gump.covalent.net, but I keep
> > getting connection timeouts for ssh ATM 8-(
> 
> I swear I installed the last set of jars.  Likewise, I installed this 
> set of jars.  The change in path this time will make it clearer that it 
> was done - thanks Stephan!
> 
> Status update on all the 'gump' machines:
> 
> Rubix is an IBM machine assigned to me.  I do not give out guest 
> accounts.  At the moment, it seems to produce the best results (speed, 
> number of steps that pass), so it is the one I consider "official" 
> (i.e., the one from which the nags are generated).  Should a better 
> machine become available, I would gladly switch to it.
> 
> Gump.covalent.net is owned and operated by covalent.  I have root on 
> that machine.  At the moment, there is a problem with a hard drive, and 
> another one is on order.  Once it arrives and is installed, I will once 
> again configure the machine to run gump.
> 
> Nagoya.apache.org is owned by Sun and operated by Pier.  It is a 
> multi-purpose machine.  Despite efforts to make it better, it does not 
> seem to be particularly configured to support Java compiles.  Pier 
> recently asked that the gump runs on this machine be suspended so that 
> he could reconfigure the machine.
> 
> Moof.apache.org is an Apple machine operated by Wilfredo Sanchez and 
> Pier.  It seems to have enough disk space and previously was able to run 
> gump quite adequately, but at the moment trying to run the generated 
> update.sh produces a segment violation.
> 
> Does anybody know of any other machine that could be be used off hours 
> in the local time zone of the machine?  I would gladly set things up and 
> a number of us (including, I'm sure, Stefan) would maintain it.  Simple 
> user accounts are all that is required, the key requirement is 6-7 
> gigabytes of disk space.  Since all java compiles are single threaded 
> and don't involve much network I/O, my experience is that the machine is 
> still quite usable even during the build cycle.
> 
> > Stefan
> 
> P.S.  Anybody know where I can find a precompiled jsch-0.1.2?
> 
> 
> 
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