Looking for Volunteers to Run M2Crypto Tinderbox Buildslaves
I have set up a Tinderbox2 instance for M2Crypto. If you are unfamiliar with Tinderbox, it is a tool to do continuous builds and tests, similar to Buildbot.
Now I am looking for people who would be able to run buildslaves. Ideally computers that are online 24/7, able to do a build + test of M2Crypto once an hour, but even once a day would be useful. The computer should have the ability to pull sources from svn and email the build & test log. The build and test cycle takes less than a minute on my laptop, so we are talking minimal resource usage.
Federico Ceratto:
Hello Heikki,
If you are still looking for someone running a buildslave drop me a line, maybe I can help you with one of my VPS.
Bye,
November 11, 2008, 1:17 amFederico Ceratto
thierry:
hi there
just saw your message; we’re using m2crypto undirectly, so I guess it’s only fair if we can help
My own project makes nightlies during the [0..8am] range (Paris time), but outside of that the boxes are way less busy; I could easily setup something that does hourly builds outside of these peak hours, if that’s still helpful of course
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besides, I was looking for a changelog-like stuff for m2crypto, meaning, some document summarizing the release number/date/changes, as far as possible; we have a piece of code that seems to rely on both pyopenssl and m2crypto; I would want to clean this up, i.e. as far as possible use only one of the 2 toolboxes, if that makes sense;
thanks in advance
June 8, 2009, 6:03 pmHeikki Toivonen:
@thierry: Cool! Currently Redhat/Fedora and Ubuntu are represented ok, but other platforms could use help. M2Crypto changelog is probably what you were looking for. 0.20 is the upcoming release.
June 8, 2009, 6:11 pmAttila Oláh:
Hi,
Are you still looking for buildslaves? I have an Ubuntu Jaunty 32bit box running nightlies, if you’re interested, email me, I’m always happy to help out other Python developers.
August 10, 2009, 11:57 am