One problem i see with this, is that from the OpenSimulator perspective, UGAIM has been removed from the code and Replaced with ROBUST services, which are vastly different. It seems like a huge mistake to try to replicate something thats no longer being used, are your plans to bring this up to a ROBUST level or just continue to use older versions of OpenSimulator only to connect?
Also in terms of integrating a CMS into Simian, i am not really sure that is the goal of this project, I think if your interested in having a pre-done CMS work with Simian there needs to be some kind of external connector API that allows for it, that can be included in Simian, but i honestly don't think anyone involved wants any kind of pre-done CMS package to be included with SimianGrid services, I know for sure I don't. if you have questions about SimianGrid please join #vwrap on freenode.net to discuss it further. On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 7:02 AM, Impalah Shenzhou <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > unga is another support system for opensimulators, like robust (former > ugaim) or simian. I haven't tested simian (I only know the > documentation on google code) so I can't compare them :-( > > ¿Connectors? Well, the same as robust, by now. Only http connectors > (REST, xml-rpc and so on). The web server is the responsible to > control all the low level stuff. > > unga is based on the old UGAIM servers, so the interface it exposes is > the same, but can be published anything (http, by now). > > Some things unga provide: > - Pluggable modules (create a module/service, install an use). > - Configurable caches (file, memcache, apc, xcache). > - Hooks system (like drupal's). > - Auth information separated from profile. > - A role/permissions system. > - The old UGAIM services. > - Graphical management (ajax)... > > > About collaboration... of course. I'm opened to anything but, by now, > I will continue developing unga on PHP and testing it on all the web > servers I can, to get a stable version. I want to have a reliable and > fast (or very fast) support system for opensim/whateversim and now I > have only 75% of this. > > Anyway all the documentation for unga will be published on the project > wiki. If anyone wants to use parts or ideas taken from it, is free for > doing it (MIT license is similar to BSD) and I will be pleased to > help. > > Greetings > > > 2010/4/7, Jeroen van Veen <[email protected]>: > > Impalah, > > > > How does unga compare to simian? Does it use it's own connectors? About > > writing for django/tornado: i'm currently writing a webfrontend(hwios, > > http://forge.opensimulator.org/gf/project/hwios/) with python/django and > > twisted(comparable to tornado), and have done alot of basic stuff so far. > I > > was > > wondering if it would be possible to combine some of the work being done > by > > several teams(unga/simian/hwios), so we prevent reinventing the wheel. > I'm > > most of the time in #hwios/#hwios-dev @ freenode if you have any > > questions(or > > through mail offcourse) > > > > kind regards, > > > > Jeroen / Phrearch > > > > On Friday 02 April 2010 17:00:30 Impalah Shenzhou wrote: > >> Hi: > >> > >> For those of you who could be interested I have uploaded to sourceforge > >> the > >> code and documentation for unga, my UGAIM server projects programmed in > >> PHP > >> and based on Code Igniter framework. > >> > >> I haven't finished yet all the testing, but is 100% operative for Apache > >> (windows & *IX) and php 5.2.X (5.3 NO!). It should work with all the > >> opensim 0.6.X versions, but maybe some methods are not implemented yet > >> (overall presence). > >> > >> My tests have been done with 3 opensim servers running on different > >> machines (an old Intel celeron 512 mb ram, one Intel core duo 3Gb ram > and > >> a brand new Amd64 4Gb ram) serving 6 regions each with a media of 4000 > >> objects per region (2 of the regions have 18000 prims). I have used 4 > >> avatar for the tests... yes... they are few, I know. I will try tests > with > >> libopenmetaverse bots in the near future. > >> > >> Warning: the database model is almost totally incompatible with current > >> opensim/Robust (I am developing a migration method actually) so, right > >> now, > >> please don't use unga for serving existing grids. > >> > >> I haven't finished all the docs, and interesting sections about > integrated > >> caching, for example, are not event started, but I think the main docs > >> should allow anyone with minimal knodlegge about apache to run an unga > >> grid. > >> > >> So... the links: > >> > >> - Project page on sourceforge: > https://sourceforge.net/projects/unga/ > >> - Documentation wiki (install instructions, project dos...): > >> https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/unga > >> > >> The last thing... unga is only another alternative or a complement to > >> ROBUST. It has all the advantages and glitches of any application > deployed > >> on a web server. In this case, I feel more confortable having a well > >> tested > >> web server controlling all the "under http" stuff. PHP was only the > >> inmediate language to make unga possible, but my future plans include > the > >> migration to Python platforms/frameworks (Django and Tornado). > >> > >> Enjoy it. > >> > >> Greetings > >> > >> Impalah > > _______________________________________________ > > Opensim-dev mailing list > > [email protected] > > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/opensim-dev > > > _______________________________________________ > Opensim-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/opensim-dev > -- Michael Emory Cerquoni - Nebadon Izumi @ http://osgrid.org
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