[volunteergrid2-l] Thinking about a light-weight proxy solution

[Billy Earney]

Since tahoe is written in python, I wonder if there is something written in
python we could use?  Maybe it could eventually be wrapped with tahoe-lafs..

 

Just a suggestion..

 

Also , when I import one or more files, I keep receiving errors saying that
it cannot find enough servers to hold shares..  I've modified the settings
to only need 6 servers (and 4 shares).  But I see 7 servers connected to the
grid..

 

Anyone else having these kinds of problems? 

 

From: volunteergrid2-l-bounces at tahoe-lafs.org
[mailto:volunteergrid2-l-bounces at tahoe-lafs.org] On Behalf Of Jody Harris
Sent: Thursday, March 17, 2011 11:22 AM
To: VolunteerGrid2
Subject: [volunteergrid2-l] Thinking about a light-weight proxy solution

 

I'm pretty happy with the excellent work Brad has done with the Apache
mod_proxy hack for controlling node access to the grid, but I've been
thinking that:

  1) I don't really want to install Apache on the machine hosing my node at
home just to use mod_proxy and

  2) If we ever get Tahoe running on a plug computer, Apache would be
significant overhead on limited resources.

 

I've never messed with Sqid, so I don't know, but I'm interested in what
options we have for a lower-resource proxy solution for these kinds of
environments.

 

j

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