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The peer/jobs (eg. [[Gir/jobs]]) format has changed to allow parameters to be passed to the spawned functions. This means we can have less hardwired code especially in [[commands.pl]]. This is also useful for scheduling the same function with different parameters.
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The peer/jobs (eg. [[Gir/jobs]]) format has changed to allow parameters to be passed to the spawned functions. This means we can have less hard-wired code especially in [[commands.pl]]. This is also useful for scheduling the same function with different parameters.
  
 
[[nodal-wikid.pl]], the current [[peerd]] instance is now responsible for persistence and propagation of nodal information to the [[peer.swf]]'s via the local [[talk:session.pl|session-handler]]s (renamed from ''interface-handler'' and moved into [[nodal-wikid.pl]]). This means that after the initial new interface connection which has to be dealt with by [[server.pl]], all the interaction is between [[nodal-wikid.pl]] and [[peer.swf]], which are both working nodally.
 
[[nodal-wikid.pl]], the current [[peerd]] instance is now responsible for persistence and propagation of nodal information to the [[peer.swf]]'s via the local [[talk:session.pl|session-handler]]s (renamed from ''interface-handler'' and moved into [[nodal-wikid.pl]]). This means that after the initial new interface connection which has to be dealt with by [[server.pl]], all the interaction is between [[nodal-wikid.pl]] and [[peer.swf]], which are both working nodally.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:06, 28 October 2006

Peer Update

The peer/jobs (eg. Gir/jobs) format has changed to allow parameters to be passed to the spawned functions. This means we can have less hard-wired code especially in commands.pl. This is also useful for scheduling the same function with different parameters.

nodal-wikid.pl, the current peerd instance is now responsible for persistence and propagation of nodal information to the peer.swf's via the local session-handlers (renamed from interface-handler and moved into nodal-wikid.pl). This means that after the initial new interface connection which has to be dealt with by server.pl, all the interaction is between nodal-wikid.pl and peer.swf, which are both working nodally.