(Sorry if these questions are already covered somewhere. I'm a newbie, and all of my searching didn't turn anything up.)
I'm working on an integration with Hobbit for a client. They are using version 4.2.0. I need to be able to process incoming data on a server that is remote to the Hobbit server. I read in the hobbitd_channel man page that you can locate worker modules remotely by using the --net argument. Something like:
bin/hobbitd_channel --channel=data --log=$BBSERVERLOGS/remote_data.log --net 10.10.4.67:12345
should (I believe) send "data" messages to host 10.10.4.67 on port 12345. However when I try this, I just get error messages in my log saying:
Our child has failed and will not talk to us: Channel data, PID 3251, cause Bad file descriptor
(My remote client is, for now, just a netcat listener on the port. I can telnet to it, so I know that it's there and listening.)
So my questions are:
- Does this remote capability exist in version 4.2?
- Are there any special requirements of the client such that a generic listener (like netcat) would provoke this error message?
- Is there a sample (or real) worker module I could look at, that is capable of being remoted in this way? Or what's the remote equivalent of the get_hobbitd_message() function call?
any insight or examples would be appreciated.
thanks, steve
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