Thank you very much for the answer Pieter,
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 12:23 AM, Pieter Hintjens p...@imatix.com wrote:
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 11:42 PM, Jovan Kostovski chomb...@gmail.com wrote:
I know that ZeroMQ supports TLS
shared keys encryption...
It doesn't, yet, unfortunately.
Hm... I
ugh,
this has been on my list for some time, slowly moving up the priority chain...
(current target is mid-spring)
https://github.com/wesyoung/libzmq
if you wanna port it up the 3x tree and fiddle with it a bit. haven't touched
it in a few months, and even then, only got it to compile.
could
Some time ago there was a discussion about auto discovery where zyre was
mentioned.
Since then I downloaded, compiled and installed and tried running the -minimal-
examples.
No luck: the sender fails no matter what I use as second parameter.
I searched here and there for documentation but it
Using stable 3.2.2, i compiled this way
./autogen.sh --with-pgm
./configure
sudo make install
I can see these files being compiled
CXXlibzmq_la-pgm_receiver.lo
CXXlibzmq_la-pgm_sender.lo
CXXlibzmq_la-pgm_socket.lo
among the others, yet any program attempting to use PGM
Hello all.
I'm surely a noob in C++, so I am having difficulties managing ZMQ in
this language.
I'm creating a class that will include both a client and a server so I
have this structure
namespace Saetta
{
class Server
{
public:
Server(void);
Hi Claudio,
Some time ago there was a discussion about auto discovery where zyre was
mentioned.
Since then I downloaded, compiled and installed and tried running the
-minimal- examples.
It is actually documented from the inside out, starting in Chapter 8
of the Guide.
If you just want to
On 14/12/12 19:56, Pieter Hintjens wrote:
It is actually documented from the inside out, starting in Chapter 8
of the Guide.
Thanks, that's some nice reading.
If you just want to use it, rather less easy right now. We'll start
putting together some basic docs soon. Start by getting zre_ping
You can run many nodes on one computer (e.g. zre_tester), but you need
a network interface that supports broadcast; loopback doesn't do that.
Here's what ifconfig shows on my laptop:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr e8:11:32:c4:01:13
inet addr:192.168.0.136 Bcast:192.168.0.255
Hi,
Is it possible that a socket could be determined to be writable but then
actually isn't writable at the time of write? For example, say a connection
exists on a bind socket and ZMQ_POLLOUT is indicated. But then just before
calling zmq_send(), the connection is destroyed. A socket that was
Part 1. the behaviour isn't documented but what you suggest makes
sense. You should be able to reproduce it.
Part 2. not documented, again, would need to test to be sure.
Once we have reproducible cases we can see whether these are bugs to
fix, or expected effects to document.
-Pieter
On Fri,
Ok some quick testing within my app confirms that EAGAIN will be returned if a
socket turns out to be unwritable, even after indicating writability. For
example, if a tcp connection is established, POLLOUT is indicated, the tcp
connection is broken, and then a write is attempted.
Personally I
On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 5:15 PM, Claudio Carbone erup...@libero.it wrote:
http://lists.zeromq.org/mailman/listinfo/zeromq-dev
Pass the --with-pgm flag on the configure.
Ian
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