On 16 Oct 2002 at 10:28, Subhendu Ghosh wrote:
>
> I was going thru the upcoming features list and had a
> couple of questions/comments.
I just made a few updated to the page, as it hadn't been changed in a
long time...
>
> CGI:
> Even if the move to Fast CGIs is made, having the CGIs read the object
> config files directly would still cause the CGIs to be out of sync with
> the running monitor if the monitor was not restarted.
>
> Perhaps a "compiled" config created at the the start by the monitoring
> daemon would prevent the out of sync issue.
Rather than creating a different format for a compiled config file,
I'll just have the daemon write a single cache file containing all
object definitions (in raw template format). The CGIs will then be
able to read that instead of the normal config files. A compiled
config file would probably be faster than the template-based ones,
but using FastCGI should nullify that issue.
>
> Adaptive monitoring:
> Also if adaptive monitoring get used - some way to write out the running
> config would be useful. Otherwise a restart would loose the any changes
> made. Of course the argument could be made that one must modify the
> configs as well.
Yep, the format of the retention file (and status log, for that
matter) will be updated to contain current and normal settings for
anything that can be changed on-the-fly.
>
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Ethan Galstad,
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