Neil Aggarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Anton: > > I was also worried about using Appia since it appeared > that the gossip server was a single point of failure. > > Thanks to Nuno Carvalho, he created a way to run Appia > without the need for having a gossip server. > > I am using the new configuration in a testbed environment > and it seems to be working great. > > Take a look at this message for the configuration of Appia > to use: > > https://forge.continuent.org/pipermail/appia/2006-December/000180.html > > If you need more help, post to the Appia mailing list and > I will try to assist. > > Neil Hi Neil, Thank you! That's definitiely better than nothing. I feel uneasy about building 2 open sourse products out of CVS and deploying the end result anywhere but in test. I don't quite understand why they can not have 2 gossip servers - in a true spirit of p2p and gossip protocols. One way or another, considering that I need to deploy something to production fairly soon, I'd rather get jGroups TCP config for Sequoia or run Appia with constant monitoring of the gossip server. Anton
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