[arch-ports] How to add a machine to the compil farm ?

[Blum]

On Wednesday 12 July 2006 20:10, slubman wrote:
> > Now that the x86_64 port is official we want to make it as good as
> > ArchLinux (i686). You may have noticed that I'm doing most time a
> > one-man-job. And that's now too much work for one person to keep all
> > packages up to date in an acceptable time.
> >
> > Great news: i686 devs and also TUs want to help us. They offer their
> > time to build the packages they maintain for a second time.
> >
> > What we need: a build farm running several machines Arch64.
> >
> > We will use pacbuild. The great distributed package building tool from
> > Xentac. Read here more about it:
> >
> > http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pacbuild and
> > http://xentac.net/~jchu/blog/static/pacbuild
> >
> > i686 package maintainers and TrustedUsers will get accounts to sent
> > pkgbuilds to the farm. The main server will send it further to a pc
> > running the local build daemon. The more pcs we have running Arch64 with
> > pacbuild daemon the lower the load will be.
> >
> > Who can offer his pc for running the pacbuild daemon? What you need:
> > just a clean(!) Arch64 installation for correct linking. So there should
> > be only official packages from current/extra and later community on it.
> > A separate system would be nice but is not a must.
> >
> > Don't be afraid. There's no need to have a ssh deamon running. The
> > system should be online most time. 24/7 up would be great.
> >
> > I will also offer one or two systems. We will test the
> > configuration.
> >
> > It would be great to have more systems later running the build daemon so
> > the nice load would get much lower.
> >
> > So who will join the packaging party?
> >
> > AndyRTR
>
> Hello
>
> I wan't to add my arch64 to the "farm". Do i have to send the mail to the
> guy in the wiki, or is someone else responsible for the arch64 port ?

I cant't find an answer of this question too... I asked Jason for username and 
password for the x86_64 farm but no answer yet.