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2.3 dedicated network build = pbnone
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2.3 dedicated network build = pbnone


  • Subject: 2.3 dedicated network build = pbnone
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sun, 4 Jun 2006 10:09:04 -0400 (EDT)

Hello:

I have been trying to set up 2 systems to do dedicated network builds without success.

A = Powerbook G4 500mhz
B = PowerMac G4 730mhz

both systems are running the current version of 10.4.6 and Xcode 2.3
I checked "Share my computer for dedicated network builds" in the Xcode
"Distributed Build" preferences.

While on A, I was able to add the following to to my dedicated set:
localhost
ip address of A
ip address of B

on B, all hosts that I add are in red, I have tried restarting the daemons, rebooting the machine, same result.

so I started playing with the network port 51500 and noticed something interesting:

on host A:
	nc localhost 51500
	nc <ip address of B> 51500
	nc <ip address of A> 51500

all yields a connection with not data return, (even after several CR/LF)


However, when I tried to do the same 3 tests on host B:

	while nc <ip address of A> yield the same result

	nc localhost 51550
	nc <ip address of B> 51500

	returned the string "pbnone" after one CR/LF

what does that mean?

Thank you.
jake



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