On Wed, 2005-01-26 at 21:56 +0100, Henrik Stoerner wrote:
On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 12:32:45PM -0700, Charles Jones wrote:
Will Hobbit play nice with bbfetch? If I recall, bbfetch is run on the BBDISPLAY server, and scp's the raw status files generated by the remote clients modified $BBHOME/bin/bb.
It might not ... I haven't tried bbfetch myself, so I cannot say. But it would probably be pretty easy to come up with a script that picks up the status-files that bbfetch collects, and sends them off to the Hobbit daemon via the normal Hobbit "bb" command.
If bb-fetch won't work with Hobbit, it might be nice to incorporate similar functionality in, as it is quite useful for situations where bbproxy won't do the trick because of one-way firewall issues.
I have some ideas for a Hobbit client, and yes - making it work in both a "push" (normal client) and a "pull" (bbfetch style) setup it necessary.
I'm actually rather fond of the bb-central style - no clients, all of the "client like scripts" run via ssh from the server.
bb-fetch has trouble with time - the remote client wipes the status files on it's own schedule, and the server picks them up on it's own schedule, and if the client isn't done writing you end up with lots of purples...
I haven't tried bb-central with hobbit yet. bbmap is still my next priority now that I've got a really good bbmrtg.pl running. But I've got to get bb-central up soon