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Xcode 3 custom install location vs Shared workgroup builds

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Xcode 3 custom install location vs Shared workgroup builds

Subject: Xcode 3 custom install location vs Shared workgroup builds
From: email@hidden
Date: Wed, 2 Apr 2008 19:07:01 +0200

I used the option in Xcode's installer to change the location of the / Developer folder to /Xcode300 (as I envisage keeping multiple versions around). I also turned off the option to install the CLI tools into / usr and friends as I want to remove any dependance on the non / Xcode300 rooted versions.

Having done so, Shared workgroup builds do not work to or from this machine. An alert comes up pointing to the release notes and sure enough /usr/bin/distccd is not there. (which makes sense I suppose)

Is it possible to set up Distributed builds if CLI are not installed and Xcode is not installed in /Developer?


Thanks

Matt Gough
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