On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 05:01:06PM +0100, Marco Avvisano wrote:
I would like to have two hobbit server on the same machine, running on different ports. One of these must send to the other (port 1984) the test results.
hobbitd was never designed to do this. It receives messages, it doesn't send them.
If you want to forward incoming messages to one or more hobbit servers, use the bbproxy (also part of the Hobbit package).
I try to use bbproxy, but it send only the message status coming from the client
I try to use the BBDISPLAY option
which is 100% ignored by hobbit. BBDISPLAY, BBPAGER, BBNET and BBRELAY are for BB - hobbit ignores them.
I think BBRELAY may be important, specially when you are migrating to a new server.
sorry, i use BBDISPLAYS in the hobbitserver.cfg, but the problem is that is not possible to specify the port, seems that it use the same port number.
So you think is possible to make a configuration, using only one hobbit server, to have two http servers (private and pubblic)? I try to use alternate pageset to make this, but i have two problems:
- in hobbit seems not support more the nodisp option in bb-hosts as bbgen
- the bb2 page, report and others cgi, show all the entries of my bb-hosts. You think it's possible to make a custom header, where the cgi read a specific bb-hosts file ?
I try to install two hobbit servers that shared the data directory. What do you think about? Do you think it's possible to force the restore status, for one server, every xx seconds from the file hobbitd.chk?
thanks for help
Marco