[MacPorts] #43071: distcc updates

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#43071: distcc updates
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  Reporter:  rjvbertin@…  |      Owner:  macports-tickets@…
      Type:  update       |     Status:  new
  Priority:  Normal       |  Milestone:
 Component:  ports        |    Version:  2.2.1
Resolution:               |   Keywords:
      Port:  distcc       |
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Description changed by pixilla@…:

Old description:

> I did some work to improve the distcc port, following a question I posted
> on the mailing list.
> MacPorts already had the latest distcc variant, but it failed to support
> "pumped" mode for me, and didn't support zeroconf to advertise itself.
>
> I'm uploading an updated Portfile as well as 2 supporting files.
>
> 1. The portfile now has variants for building the graphical monitor,
> distccmon-gnome
> 2. I tried to build with zeroconf support, but got stuck on a "daemon not
> running error". It may be possible to implement a standalone server, like
> in avahi-discover-standalone ?
> 3 Patched an error in zeroconf-reg.c
> 4 rename the pump script to the more specific distcc-pump, in line with
> Debian
> 5 added a wrapper to start a shell running a pump server (distcc-
> pumpedshell)
> 6 added a LaunchDaemon definition, to enable a server on localhost only
> and currently without zeroconf. This file should be installed in
> /opt/local/Library/LaunchDaemons only when it doesn't exist already.
>
> Does someone know how to address the avahi server issue, for instance how
> to launch one through a nested LaunchDaemon definition? For now I didn't
> even manage to launch one by hand (user nor root).
>
> Relevant snippet from macports-user:
> On Mar 25, 2014, at 10:03, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> > On Mar 25, 2014, at 03:16, René J.V. Bertin <rjvbertin at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Since I discovered that clang can act as a cross-compiler (generating
> "foreign" object, .o , files), I have a
> > renewed interest in distcc. I'm doing rather large builds on a Linux
> box, and the distcc I have on there is capable
> > of a so-called pump mode in which the precompile step is also delegated
> to the slaves, via a header file server.
> > It also has lzo compression.
>
> > From what I've seen, distcc in MacPorts doesn't support neither pump
> mode nor suppression, and it also doesn't
> > support the --zeroconf option (present on Apple's distcc) which
> advertises the services via ZeroConf.
>
> > Is there a reason for this?
>
> The distcc port has no maintainer; nobody is looking after its interests.
> If we need to make a change to the port, please file a ticket to let us
> know, ideally supplying a unified diff of the needed changes. The port
> currently doesn’t seem to be doing anything too unusual with the build,
> so if these features you’re mentioning are unusual features that need to
> be explicitly enabled, then you should show us how to do that.

New description:

 I did some work to improve the distcc port, following a question I posted
 on the mailing list.
 MacPorts already had the latest distcc variant, but it failed to support
 "pumped" mode for me, and didn't support zeroconf to advertise itself.

 I'm uploading an updated Portfile as well as 2 supporting files.

 1. The portfile now has variants for building the graphical monitor,
 distccmon-gnome
 2. I tried to build with zeroconf support, but got stuck on a "daemon not
 running error". It may be possible to implement a standalone server, like
 in avahi-discover-standalone ?
 3. Patched an error in zeroconf-reg.c
 4. rename the pump script to the more specific distcc-pump, in line with
 Debian
 5. added a wrapper to start a shell running a pump server (distcc-
 pumpedshell)
 6. added a LaunchDaemon definition, to enable a server on localhost only
 and currently without zeroconf. This file should be installed in
 /opt/local/Library/LaunchDaemons only when it doesn't exist already.

 Does someone know how to address the avahi server issue, for instance how
 to launch one through a nested LaunchDaemon definition? For now I didn't
 even manage to launch one by hand (user nor root).

 Relevant snippet from macports-user:
 On Mar 25, 2014, at 10:03, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
 > On Mar 25, 2014, at 03:16, René J.V. Bertin <rjvbertin at gmail.com> wrote:

 > Since I discovered that clang can act as a cross-compiler (generating
 "foreign" object, .o , files), I have a
 > renewed interest in distcc. I'm doing rather large builds on a Linux
 box, and the distcc I have on there is capable
 > of a so-called pump mode in which the precompile step is also delegated
 to the slaves, via a header file server.
 > It also has lzo compression.

 > From what I've seen, distcc in MacPorts doesn't support neither pump
 mode nor suppression, and it also doesn't
 > support the --zeroconf option (present on Apple's distcc) which
 advertises the services via ZeroConf.

 > Is there a reason for this?

 The distcc port has no maintainer; nobody is looking after its interests.
 If we need to make a change to the port, please file a ticket to let us
 know, ideally supplying a unified diff of the needed changes. The port
 currently doesn’t seem to be doing anything too unusual with the build, so
 if these features you’re mentioning are unusual features that need to be
 explicitly enabled, then you should show us how to do that.

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