When running the start script in master mode, already accept incoming
connections. This makes the start script more useful when using more
clients than the default listen back log.
When all jobs are processed in master mode, close the listen socket
and shutdown(2) all peers. Give them a second to close(2) the
connection themselve, so that the port remains usable on the master.
This is the standard compliant fix for PR 37002.
- If not running on NetBSD or not using /usr/bin/make, set the default
of pbulk's make to ${prefix}/bin/bmake.
- Make path to neato an option and don't install it on demand.
- Fix a bug in the master mode that should fix the strange faults seen
with native libevent on NetBSD.
- Add option to skip checksum computation. Don't upload a checksum file
if that option is active.
Don't depend on date to implement %s or even %F and %R or support -r,
compute dates as one comment and split. This works even with the very
special HP-UX date. Requested and tested by tnn@
Bump to pbulk-0.7.
Discussion of various parts of the design with jlam@, wiz@, tls@
and many other developers. Special thanks to David Maxwell for
testing the initial prototype and finding some bugs with
Coverity Prevent.
Supported by Google's Summer of Code 2007 project.
OK for import during the freeze: jlam@
From DESCR:
pbulk is the modular bulk build framework for pkgsrc.
This package contains:
- pbulk-scan, a program to scan the entire pkgsrc tree
or a list of directories therein for packages and
dependencies. Distributed operation using a master/client
mode is supported.
- pbulk-resolve, a program to resolve the dependencies
from the output of pbulk-scan
- pbulk-build, the build scheduler. Distributed builds via TCP
are supported.
- bulkbuild and related scripts to implement full and limited
bulk builds on top of those programs.
The pbulk framework is considered experimental.
