Changes between Version 70 and Version 71 of SettingUpBuildslave


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Timestamp:
09/23/16 09:03:28 (8 years ago)
Author:
Samuli Seppänen
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More typo fixes

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  • SettingUpBuildslave

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    1010* Samuli (mattock on IRC)
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    12 '''NOTE:''' The buildslave needs root access to be able to connect to the t_client.sh test servers using OpenVPN. Moreover, anyone who controls the buildmaster can do whatever he wants on the buildslaves by simply modifying the build procedure. For this reason you should only run buildslaves on expendable virtual machines. That said, you can grant limited ''sudo'' privileges to a normal user to run buildbot as a normal user: see section "Running builtbot as non-root user" for details.
     12'''NOTE:''' The buildslave needs root access to be able to connect to the t_client.sh test servers using OpenVPN. Moreover, anyone who controls the buildmaster can do whatever he wants on the buildslaves by simply modifying the build procedure. For this reason you should only run buildslaves on expendable virtual machines. That said, you can grant limited ''sudo'' privileges to a normal user to run buildbot as a normal user: see section "Running builtdot as non-root user" for details.
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    1414= Creating a VM for the buildslave =
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    146146to ''/etc/rc.local'' or similar startup script. Yet another option is to make cron periodically test if buildslave is running, and to launch it if it's not.
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    148 === Running builtbot as non-root user ===
     148=== Running buildbot as non-root user ===
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    150150Running buildbot as a root user is easiest, but you can tighten down the setup by giving a normal user limited super-user privileges.