Shared Services Configuration
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Another approach, which we will detail here, is to share the user account, authentication, avatar, asset and inventory services between multiple installations but not other services, such as grid or griduser. This will allow the two grids to remain seperate (one will not be able to teleport between regions on different grids) whilst allow the user to retain the same account details, inventory and attachments between multiple OpenSimulator installations. | Another approach, which we will detail here, is to share the user account, authentication, avatar, asset and inventory services between multiple installations but not other services, such as grid or griduser. This will allow the two grids to remain seperate (one will not be able to teleport between regions on different grids) whilst allow the user to retain the same account details, inventory and attachments between multiple OpenSimulator installations. | ||
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| + | If the friends service is shared, then users will see friends who are at other grids. This may be confusing, since they will be able to communicate with them but not join them until they have logged on to the same grid. | ||
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| + | On the other hand, if the friends service is not shared then users will have to manage a separate friends list on each server. | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 28 April 2014
Introduction
For various reasons, sometimes one wants to have 2 or more separate installations of OpenSimulator rather than one large grid. However, this creates major inconvenience if users need to login to both grids - a user account needs to be created on both and they will have entirely different inventory (and hence clothing, body parts and attachments) between OpenSimulator installations.
One approach is to have a single user account on one of the grids and allow the user to travel to other grids via the Hypergrid.
Another approach, which we will detail here, is to share the user account, authentication, avatar, asset and inventory services between multiple installations but not other services, such as grid or griduser. This will allow the two grids to remain seperate (one will not be able to teleport between regions on different grids) whilst allow the user to retain the same account details, inventory and attachments between multiple OpenSimulator installations.
Problems
If the friends service is shared, then users will see friends who are at other grids. This may be confusing, since they will be able to communicate with them but not join them until they have logged on to the same grid.
On the other hand, if the friends service is not shared then users will have to manage a separate friends list on each server.
