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Before the make process is started, distmake starts a ONC RPC server (rpc.bldserver) on all build servers with a rsh command (but see below how to change this and use ssh instead). This RPC server listens for distmake requests, processes jobs (builds) and reports execution status. When all jobs are done, distmake kills each RPC server on remote machines.
Distmake forwards all make targets to remote rpc.bldserver daemons started on build machines. The daemon must be started before distmake is executed, see QuickStart for further details.
DISTMAKE_RSH, if present, should point to a rsh compatible program (ssh is a good candidate if security is a concern for your site).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver).
DISTMAKE_HOSTS, if set, should point to the build hosts list (default is $HOME/.bldhosts).
DISTMAKE_ARCH, if set, indicates distmake that the build hosts list is $HOME/.bldhosts.$DISTMAKE_ARCH.
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (@@PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver@).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (@@PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver@).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver@@).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver).
Before the make process is started, distmake starts a ONC RPC server (rpc.bldserver) on all build servers with a rsh command (but see below how to change this and use ssh instead). This RPC server listens for distmake requests, processes jobs (builds) and report execution status. When all jobs are done, distmake kill each RPC server on remote machines.
Before the make process is started, distmake starts a ONC RPC server (rpc.bldserver) on all build servers with a rsh command (but see below how to change this and use ssh instead). This RPC server listens for distmake requests, processes jobs (builds) and reports execution status. When all jobs are done, distmake kills each RPC server on remote machines.
Before the make process is started, distmake starts a ONC RPC server (rpc.bldserver) on all build servers with a rsh command (but see below how to change this and use ssh instead). This RPC server listens for distmake requests, processes jobs (builds) and report execution status. When all jobs are done, distmake kill each RPC server on remote machines.
The following environment variables are used by distmake:
DISTMAKE_RSH, if present, should point to a rsh compatible program (ssh is a good candidate if security is a concern for your site).
DISTMAKE_RPCBLDSERVER, if present, should point to the rpc.bldserver program, built with distmake. If this variable does not exist, a compile-time value is used instead. (PREFIX/bin/rpc.bldserver@@).
Use distmake --debug=r[,other debug flags]