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; win2000, winxp, vista, win7, win7_64, linux, linux_64, mac | ; win2000, winxp, vista, win7, win7_64, linux, linux_64, mac | ||
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; platform key refers to the binary's platform | ; platform key refers to the binary's platform on ftp, one of: | ||
; linux, linux64, mac, mac64, win32, win64 | ; linux, linux64, mac, mac64, win32, win64 | ||
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=== Usage === | === Usage === | ||
Create the file as in template above. Do note the difference between the OS specifiers and the binary platform specifiers, | Create the file as in template above. | ||
Do note the difference between the OS specifiers and the binary platform specifiers. For example, win7_64 (Windows 7 64-bit OS) could be set up to run either win32 or win64 binary packages. | |||
The OS specifiers must correspond to the "platform" given as a command-line parameter when launching the release listeners, above. The ones given as possibilities in the example above are the ones we use for our release listeners. | The OS specifiers must correspond to the "platform" given as a command-line parameter when launching the release listeners, above. The ones given as possibilities in the example above are the ones we use for our release listeners. | ||