Hi Henrik,
my problem is that the servers don't make the same tests. Server1 make only a portion of the tests that Server2 make. It would be helping to have bbrelay option ... you don't have in plan to make it? You think it's possible in other way?
thanks for your help
M.
On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 12:11:48PM +0200, Marco Avvisano wrote:
I would like to send status messages from a hobbit server to another. What is the best way to do this? It's correct to send the hobbitboard output to the other server?
Depends on what is is you want to achieve.
The "hobbitdboard" output is not really useful for anything but the "bbgen" program creating webpages. So if you're just setting up an extra server to act as the web front-end to Hobbit, you can use that - just disable hobbitd itself, and point it at the existing Hobbit server. It will then use "hobbitdboard" to fetch the status from a remote Hobbit server.
If you're looking at setting up a second fail-over server, the best solution is either to run the two servers in parallel, and have your clients report to both servers. If reconfiguring all clients is impractical, I'd suggest configuring your current hobbitd to listen only on IP 127.0.0.1 (the loopback interface), and using the "bbproxy" tool to handle incoming connections from other hosts - it can then forward them to both the real hobbitd server on 127.0.0.1, and a second hobbitd running on another server.
Regards, Henrik
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