Re: [Ganglia-developers] feature complete 2.6.0. snapshot

[Matt Massie]

this is a feature that i'm willing to perfect a little better with some feedback.

currently, there are two attributes "allow_ip" and "allow_mask".

if take a look at
http://apr.apache.org/docs/apr/group__apr__network__io.html#ga35

you will see two functions apr_ipsubnet_create() and apr_ipsubnet_test().

here is a page on CIDR
http://public.pacbell.net/dedicated/cidr.html



ideas? solutions?

maybe have

acl_order = "allow deny"  /* or "deny allow" or "deny" or "allow" */

and then only

allow = <array of CIDR notation domains>
deny  = <array of CIDR notation domains>

i don't know how complex we want to make this.

-matt


Adesanya, Adeyemi wrote:

i don't like the current ACL as i have them. there should be a way to choose "allow deny" or "deny allow" order. there should be a way to specify multiple allow and deny domains. it's pretty weak as it is.

Hi.



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Yemi

No trouble with building/installing on Solaris this time. I've started looking at gmond and getting familiar with the new configuration format. Can you please provide examples of how to use 'allow_ip' and 'allow_mask' to restrict what hosts can send data and request data from gmond? I'm having trouble with this at the moment. Does it currently function?

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Subject: [Ganglia-developers] feature complete 2.6.0. snapshot

guys-



http://matt-massie.com/ganglia/ganglia-2.6.0.200501241924.tar.gz



globals {
  host_dmax = 3600 /* if a host hasn't been heard from in an hour,
                      delete it */
}









looking forward to hearing your experiences -matt




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i've just finished up a first crack at a feature-complete 2.6.0. you can upload it from this snapshot includes code for cleaning up old hosts and old gmetric messages. the host_dmax value for gmond is set in the globals section of the configuration file. the gmetric message dmax values are part of the gmetric message (being set on the commandline by gmetric). as far as i'm concerned this is a feature-complete snapshot. i will add not more features unless paid 1 billion dollars. i will focus over the next week on testing the heck out of it and stomping out any obvious bugs (federico just dropped one into bugzilla about gmetad). i want 2.6.0 out the door as soon as possible. please drop any bug reports into bugzilla.ganglia.info. send praise and scorn to the developers list.

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