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Download from other websites
#1
I wish to upload the recent builds to another website (filetrip.net to be exact) so is it okay for me to do so? Especially since i find it difficult to download the file off the usual website so i though for those who are having issues, it would be better to do so
Thanks
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#2
It's okay to do it. But what's the problem with the buildbot website ? If you tell me about it, I could fix it.
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#3
my download speed goes up and down on two internet connections that are available in my area. it goes to around 20Kbps to a few bytes or kilobytes then back up and so on. Sometimes it shoots to max speed but only for a few seconds. Possibly its because i am using a wireless connection but the rest of my resumable downloads are quite stable in terms of speed.
The only thing that annoyed me was i downloaded it until 11 Mb and then it cut off completely and thus restart. So maybe if you could just add a resumable download capability thanks.
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#4
agree.should add a resumable download capability.
Mobo:Gigabyte (GA-78LMT-USB3) CPU:AMD FX-6300 RAM:G-Skill 8GB Dual-Channel DDR3 PC12800 VGA:Sapphire R7 265 2GB OS:Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
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#5
For slower connections wouldn't it be easier to build your own? all you have to do is checkout on each new revision (maybe a few kb in changes to update it to the latest code), then setup a script to compile it.

Here is a linux script i made and use to quickly checkout, compile and clean it, without having to mess with eclipse / netbeans, when it's done you will get a dist folder with a 7z file (like the buildbot has)
jpcsp_build.sh
#!/bin/sh
export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.6.0_23/
svn co http://jpcsp.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ /builds/jpcsp-read-only/
/opt/ant/apache-ant-1.8.1/bin/ant -f /builds/jpcsp-read-only/build-auto.xml dist-windows-x86
/opt/ant/apache-ant-1.8.1/bin/ant -f /builds/jpcsp-read-only/build-auto.xml clean


I'm sure it could be easily adapted to windows. (just need svn, ant, jdk)
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#6
it becomes a little messy esp for ppl like me who would be asking too many questions then
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#7
You know the server has a gigabit connection, it can handle more than 100MB/s of transfer easily. As Jpcsp isn't that popular, the load average is quite low and there's no bandwidth problem. I think it's a peering problem of Online (french host and ISP) and your ISP. So what's your ISP, and where are you located ?

And I will add resumable downloads soon.
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#8
my ISP is selcom/uhuru one and i am located in Tanzania (africa)... pretty far isnt it Smile
i think resumable downloads is all I could want thanks!
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#9
You should now be able to pause and resume downloads. Tell me if it works well enough for you !
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#10
my ISP Smart and located in Surabaya(Indonesia).
Mobo:Gigabyte (GA-78LMT-USB3) CPU:AMD FX-6300 RAM:G-Skill 8GB Dual-Channel DDR3 PC12800 VGA:Sapphire R7 265 2GB OS:Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
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