Distcc - ArchWiki
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3 days ago ... Distcc is a program to distribute builds of C, C++, Objective C or Objective C++ code across several machines on a network to speed up building. It should always generate ... lzo : Enables LZO compression for this TCP or SSH host ( slave). cpp : Enables distcc-pump mode for this host (slave). Note: the build ...
Distcc - Gentoo Wiki
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Setting up distcc via SSH includes some pitfalls. First, generate an SSH key pair without password setup. Be aware that portage compiles programs as the Portage user (or as root if FEATURES="userpriv" is not set). The home folder of the Portage user is /var/tmp/portage/, which ...
distcc(1) - Linux man page
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distcc can run across either TCP sockets (on port 3632 by default), or through a tunnel command such as ssh(1). For TCP connections the volunteers must run the distccd(1) daemon either directly or from inetd. For SSH connections distccd must be installed but should not be listening for connections. TCP connections ...
Distributed Compiling with distcc | Linux Journal
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5 Oct 2007 ... distcc is a program that allows one to distribute the load of compiling across multiple machines over the network. It's essentially a front end to GCC that .... The console-based distccmon-text is particularly excellent if your master host is being accessed via SSH. As the user the compile job is running as, ...
distccd - distributed C/C++ compiler server - Linux Man Pages (1)
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For SSH connections, distccd must be installed on the volunteer but should not run as a daemon -- it will be started over SSH as needed. SSH connections have several advantages: neither the client nor server listens on any new ports; compilations run with the privileges of the user that requested them; unauthorized users ...
Disable tcp_cork_sock warnings when using distcc over ssh | jeffrey ...
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11 Feb 2011 ... So, first blog entry, a milestone! One that will never, ever be achieved again. So, it begins… I am using distcc over ssh to compile source code and have been getting the following distracting warning messages: distccd[4542] (tcp_cork_sock ) Warning: setsockopt(corked=1) failed: Socket operation on non- ...
Ubuntu Manpage: distccd - distributed C/C++ compiler server
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distccd is the server for the distcc(1) distributed compiler. It accepts and runs compilation jobs for network clients. distcc can run over either TCP or a connection command such as ssh(1). TCP connections are fast but relatively insecure. SSH connections are secure but slower. For SSH connections, distccd must be installed ...
distcc - Wikipedia
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A distcc daemon has to run on each of the participating machines. The originating machine invokes a preprocessor to handle header files, preprocessing directives (such as #ifdef ) and the source files and sends the preprocessed source to other machines over the network via TCP either unencrypted or using SSH. Remote ...
distcc/distcc.1 at master · distcc/distcc · GitHub
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daemon, C compiler and assembler. as required. .PP. distcc can run across either TCP sockets (on port 3632 by default), or. through a tunnel command such as ssh(1). For TCP connections the. volunteers must run the distccd(1) daemon either directly or from inetd. For SSH connections distccd must be installed but should.
Compiling with distcc and ccache - Technically Unnecessary
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4 Sep 2009 ... In my working environment a firewall is set up that prevents connecting with remote server do do distributed computing with distcc . Here's a short note on how I work around it and generally, how my compilation chain is constructed. First, I setup SSH tunnel to avoid firewall restrictions: ?
