Sounds all good. 

BTW, I've been looking at OSProcess for my own stuff, and it has a
clientServer demo that does more or less what you want - clones a new
running image from the current, send's it a megabyte, gets it back and
then closes it. I don't know how far along this you are, you might
already know that demo, but just in case.

Daniel

Markus Gaelli <gaelli at emergent.de> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am well aware of the good work of Adrian,
> though I think we need slightly different things
> for a squeak-testserver.
> 
> What my little program can do right now is:
> 
> - download the newest image.zips from Bruce (should also work for 3.7 
> :-)
> - unpack them in some dir
> - decide which maps you want to install from SqueakMap
> - ...(see below)...
> - load them
> - run the tests
> - and send the results via some mail to some "dedicated" people
> - steer that via SeaSide
> 
> It can not yet but will:
> - start the other image from the image as OSProcess is not
> yet working on OS-X, Daniel promised me to try it on
> Linux though, when I am more or less ready.
> Other nice people of the list (David Lewis, Marcus Denker and John
> MacIntosh) are helping on that one also
> - load all the updates from a specified update-server, so it
> might be helpful also for building the images themselves.
> - include some coverage information using Robert Hirschfelds port
> of the John Brants MethodWrappers
> - put the test results also on the web
> 
> Adrian and me meet will tomorrow or this week,
> we are both in Berne ;-) and discuss, how our stuff fits together.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Markus
> 
> > Hi guys!
> >
> > "Adrian Lienhard" <adi at netstyle.ch> wrote:
> >> It is a simple Seaside app which regularily downloads and files-in dvs
> >> packages from a cvs-server (using the sqcvs package on SM) and then 
> >> runs and
> >
> > Hey! That is cool - someone actually using sqcvs! I am honoured.
> > Btw, doesn't this sound very similar to the thing Markus Gaelli 
> > intended
> > to build?
> >
> > I included Markus in the CC to get the attention.
> >
> > regards, Gšran
> >