(see: [[BuildbotMasterNotes]]) about setting up the BuildBot Master, and some of this material
is covered there as well -- however, this page is an attempt to make the process more understandable
(specifically the buildslave setup).
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+
_Overview_
A quick overview of the process:
Use git to clone the openafs repo, then make sure the software will compile successfully. For Unix platforms, the typical build process is
"sh regen.sh && ./configure && make && make dest"
+The actual buildbot builds will configure using the --enable-checking argument
+to configure (as well as several others); this activates more compiler errors
+and you will probably want to do manual builds with checking enabled, to
+fix any build errors encountered before the buildslave enters regular use.
_Create buildbot account and home directory_
/path/to/buildbot create-slave /home/buildbot/slave1 buildmaster_host:port slavename passwd
+Starting with buildbot version 0.8, the command-line tool was split into
+buildbot and buildslave, so the buildslave utility should be used with such
+newer buildbot versions.
+
Check the configuration file /home/buildbot/slave1/buildbot.tac to make sure the settings you entered are reflected in it.
Make sure that "usepty" is set to "0". "usepty = 1" it is known to fail on at least one architecture.
Link to current BuildBot documentation: [[http://buildbot.net/buildbot/docs/current/]]
Thanks for your help!
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