I don't mean to throw in a bone here, but I have a thought.  Would it be possible to 
add an RPC extension onto Midgard that would facilitate the repligard process?  I was 
looking at the RPC email floating around and thought it would be a good idea here as 
well.

The theory would be, Midgard would have a security web page for repligard which would 
say what servers (usernames/passwords maybe) would have the access to read, write, 
copy, write to and or replicate your Midgard site.  You should also be able to say 
which hosts within your Midgard site could be replicated as well.  This way, we could 
lets say all be running multiple Midgard sites, but only the "midgard" site would be 
replicated and not the "my private domain" site.  By having an RPC or direct "server 
to server" communication, we wouldn't have to worry about externally spawned processes 
handling the replication, plus I would think it would be faster.

By having the direct server to server communication, it can also be used as a 
triggering mechanism, and lets say replicate the data 1. whenever a change is made 2. 
Whenver 10 (or X) changes are made, or 3. After 10 (or X) minutes have passed since 
the last replication).  These types of triggers and capabilities would make repligard 
even more of a killer app.

sean.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Henri Bergius" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 8:07 AM
Subject: Re: [midgard] SiteGroups: sitegroups02.txt


> At the moment Repligard is a pretty simple concept. It
> is just an utility that can dump (parts of) a Midgard
> database into a XML file, and upload it back to the same
> or another database.
> 
> At the moment it is still dependent on the database ID
> numbers of the records, and so replication between two
> different sites would require that they use the same ID
> 
> The next phase will be the addition of two-way replication,
> where Repligard converts all IDs and ID references into
> GUIDs (global unique IDs) in download phase, and then back 
> to normal IDs on upload.
> 



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