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Subject: Re: poudriere && Ctrl-t / Ctrl-c
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El día Tuesday, January 27, 2015 a las 03:30:57PM +0100, Michelle Sullivan escribió:

> >> You did not loose 10 hours of compilation, you lost what was being built at
> >> the time you did Ctrl-C.  If you run poudriere bulk again, it will continue
> >> the build.
> >>     
> >
> > Is this also true if a port is not yet finished, or only for created
> > packages?
> >   
> 
> Only those that have been completed.

This was my understanding and observation as well.

In general, poudriere works very nice and stable. I just ended compiling
around 1600 ports in 3 days on an old Dell M4400 which I found in the
dustbin of my company. It has a dual core 3 GHz CPU. I installed HEAD,
compiled an amd64 jail and launched poudriere with 4 builders. Around 10
ports could not be build, mostly fetch errors. ANd for java/eclipse I
have to enable at least 6 GByte swap (I know that already)...

A big thanks to the poudriere creators!

	matthias
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