On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Lennart Augustsson wrote:
> Does anyone have a package build box?  With that I mean a machine
> that just sits and compiles packages all around the clock and takes
> notice of the status.

I have such a machine, sort of. It's also partly my pkg-development
machine, unfortunately. I'm still hoping to get a machine for bulk builds
_only_.


> What I'd like is a web page that lists all packages and their current status.

ftp://smaug.fh-regensburg.de/pub/NetBSD/pkgstat/20000703.1751/broken.html

If you want something in a state between heaven and earth, you can also
have a look at
http://rfhs8012.fh-regensburg.de/~feyrer/NetBSD/builddb/listdb.php3
This doesn't include my latest i386/al5_ALPHA build as i sweeped the
entries by accident (Did I mention the bulk machine's also my
development machine?).


> be easier for both the package maintainer and us package users if there
> was a simple web page overview of the current status.

... and enough time to fix things.


> If there is no such machine I could probably persuade (one of :) my employer
> to set one up.  It doesn't take much.  A cheap Pentium box and a 75G disk
> should be enough.

If you get us a nice fast(!) box, i'd be willing to set things up on it.
Contact me privately for more requirements (e.g. 75G disk is absolute
overkill :-)


 - Hubert

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