Bert,

if the server runs a Debian derivate it should be sufficient to add this repository

deb http://pkg.hudson-labs.org/debian binary/

and to install the hudson package after that (see [1]). This will load every other package hudson depends on (mainly a JRE).

You might want to change the port hudson is listening on. You can change this through the configuration file /etc/default/hudson . The default is 8080. This is for the standalone installation. I don't know what has to be done to serve hudson through apache or such. And while your at it: hudson.squeak.org seems to be a good name! ;)

[1] http://hudson-ci.org/debian/

It's been a while ... how do I export my public ssh key again?

Alex

2010/9/29 Bert Freudenberg bert@freudenbergs.de:

Alex,

what packages would we have to install on squeak.org if we wanted to host the build server there?

Also, please attach your ssh pubkey.

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On 29.09.2010, at 06:08, Alexander Lazarević wrote:

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Ok, there you go. Testresults are in. Haven't looked at the lint stuff yet. But I guess it would be ok if this moves from my laptop to some squeak server. This is if there are plans to have a 4.2 at all ...

Alex

2010/9/29 Bert Freudenberg bert@freudenbergs.de:

Methinks builds.squeak.org would be even better?

I would have said it is a better choice, but then again Hannes also asked about hudson.squeak.org ?! Either name is fine with me.

~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub

Find the key attached.

BTW, Squeak needs to be installed on that machine too! :)

Alex