Hi Jonathan, Thanks! Here's some numbers for the most recent tag in Git, XBMC 13 alpha11:
Binary RPM for F20 - 34M Source RPM for F20 - 25M Doubling those numbers to add a second Fedora version (either Rawhide or F19, haven't decided), it's 120 MB. I would be surprised if there are more than five testers (downloaders) per day, so at a generous estimate that would be about 200MB downloaded a day. In summary: 120 MB up and maybe around 200 MB down per day. On the old web host we had plenty of space so I was keeping the last 30 days of builds. Again, doubling the numbers above to account for a second Fedora version, that's about 3.6 GB of disk space. For more information on nightly builds and XBMC in general in RPM Fusion, I've created a wiki page: http://rpmfusion.org/xbmc . The script that does the nightly builds is in Git: https://gitorious.org/ktdreyer/xbmc-nightly . (A couple months from now I hope to have more free time to make this more robust.) On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 3:21 AM, Jonathan Dieter <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, 2014-01-23 at 20:16 -0700, Ken Dreyer wrote: >> Hi folks, >> >> As it turns out I'm looking for new web hosting for the XBMC nightly >> binaries. Does anyone have suggestions? Unfortunately I can't use >> fedorapeople.org since since they nightly builds bundle ffmpeg. (I >> wish they didn't, but ffmpeg's API is not stable enough to allow me to >> do nightly XBMC builds against the system ffmpeg-devel.) >> >> - Ken > > How much space are we talking? What kind of bandwidth are we talking? > I might have something available on a DigitalOcean VM if space and > average bandwidth are reasonable. > > Jonathan
