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Adrian Kalla
Jun 12, 2014, 12:49:14 PM6/12/14
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For my own testing (and daily usage) purposes I did set up a build bot
that builds unofficial localized SeaMonkey Linux nightlies (and language
packs) every night, since there are no official nightlies for quite some
time already... The builds can be found here:
http://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~akalla/unofficial/seamonkey/nightly/
As I want to save some space there for making update-mar files
available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
Best,
Adrian
that builds unofficial localized SeaMonkey Linux nightlies (and language
packs) every night, since there are no official nightlies for quite some
time already... The builds can be found here:
http://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~akalla/unofficial/seamonkey/nightly/
As I want to save some space there for making update-mar files
available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
Best,
Adrian
Ricardo Palomares Martínez
Jun 12, 2014, 3:37:05 PM6/12/14
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El 12/06/14 18:49, Adrian Kalla escribió:
First of all, thank you very much, I'm downloading an es-ES Aurora
build and have just finished the Beta one. By "Disable" you mean you
won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
(and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
--
Ricardo Palomares (RickieES)
http://www.mozilla-hispano.org/
http://www.proyectonave.es/
https://diasp.eu/u/rickiees
build and have just finished the Beta one. By "Disable" you mean you
won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
(and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
--
Ricardo Palomares (RickieES)
http://www.mozilla-hispano.org/
http://www.proyectonave.es/
https://diasp.eu/u/rickiees
Theo Chevalier
Jun 12, 2014, 5:53:03 PM6/12/14
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On 12/06/2014 12:37, Ricardo Palomares Martínez wrote:
> El 12/06/14 18:49, Adrian Kalla escribió:
>> For my own testing (and daily usage) purposes I did set up a build bot
>> that builds unofficial localized SeaMonkey Linux nightlies (and language
>> packs) every night, since there are no official nightlies for quite some
>> time already... The builds can be found here:
>> http://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~akalla/unofficial/seamonkey/nightly/
>>
>> As I want to save some space there for making update-mar files
>> available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
>> me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
>
>
> First of all, thank you very much, I'm downloading an es-ES Aurora
> build and have just finished the Beta one. By "Disable" you mean you
> won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
>
> For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
> (and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
>
> Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
> could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
>
Hello,
> El 12/06/14 18:49, Adrian Kalla escribió:
>> For my own testing (and daily usage) purposes I did set up a build bot
>> that builds unofficial localized SeaMonkey Linux nightlies (and language
>> packs) every night, since there are no official nightlies for quite some
>> time already... The builds can be found here:
>> http://l10n.mozilla-community.org/~akalla/unofficial/seamonkey/nightly/
>>
>> As I want to save some space there for making update-mar files
>> available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
>> me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
>
>
> First of all, thank you very much, I'm downloading an es-ES Aurora
> build and have just finished the Beta one. By "Disable" you mean you
> won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
>
> For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
> (and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
>
> Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
> could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
>
Great work Adrian!
I agree with Ricardo, would be awesome if we could also get the official
localized nightlies back.
We get that request on the French ML a few days ago.
Best,
Theo
Adrian Kalla
Jun 12, 2014, 6:55:03 PM6/12/14
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W dniu 06/12/2014 o 09:37 PM, Ricardo Palomares Martínez pisze:
them would not help me anything, as only the latest builds are uploaded
to the server and available there (I do have a history of them on my own
server, but there is not enough room for that on the mozilla-communities
server).
> For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
> (and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
I do want to have a global configuration, so building everything for a
locale (as long as the locale builds, so e.g. no missing strings on
ChatZilla).
> Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
> could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
I offered my help. Unfortunately, to quote Callek: "it's faster to do it
on my own than to explain everything to a new person". Unfortunately I
think he is right, as the Mozilla build system is pretty complex on the
backend - it's not enough to just have CentOS machines building builds...
--
Adrian
> By "Disable" you mean you
> won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
Both - not creating new ones and deleting the existing ones - as leaving
> won't be creating new binaries or that you won't save a history of them?
them would not help me anything, as only the latest builds are uploaded
to the server and available there (I do have a history of them on my own
server, but there is not enough room for that on the mozilla-communities
server).
> For l10n purposes, I think it would be enough to build Aurora binaries
> (and, perhaps, langpacks for central).
locale (as long as the locale builds, so e.g. no missing strings on
ChatZilla).
> Now, if you've managed to set up a buildbot yourself, perhaps you
> could help Callek with the official buildbot problems? :-)
on my own than to explain everything to a new person". Unfortunately I
think he is right, as the Mozilla build system is pretty complex on the
backend - it's not enough to just have CentOS machines building builds...
--
Adrian
Iacopo Benesperi
Jun 12, 2014, 8:06:44 PM6/12/14
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Adrian Kalla ha scritto:
I'm the Italian localiser and I'd be glad if you can keep my locale in.
Thanks,
Iacopo
> As I want to save some space there for making update-mar files
> available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
> me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
Hi Adrian,
> available: if you want or need the builds in your locale, please inform
> me - otherwise I'll disable them soon.
I'm the Italian localiser and I'd be glad if you can keep my locale in.
Thanks,
Iacopo
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