[Opensim-dev] Working config using the new connector architecture?

[Dickson, Mike (ISS Software)]

So the Standalone config emulates the connector loading the server shell does in the standalone case? Is the intent to keep it that way or end up with just the connector mechanism in the future?  Why wouldn't you just use the connector mechanism in a standalone setup and simply load all the connectors into a single shell?

Mike

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Subject: Re: [Opensim-dev] Working config using the new connector architecture?

Standalone doesn't use/need OpenSim.Server.ini. That .ini is for 
resource server shells (OpenSim.Server.exe), aka ROBUST. Resource server 
shells are processes that execute any resource services specified by 
DLLs in a configuration variable in OpenSim.Server.ini 
(ServiceConnectors). Resource services are things like asset, inventory, 
authentication, authorization, grid, login, etc. See
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/OpenSim_Services_and_Service_Connectors
for a general explanation of the architecture, and
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/ROBUST
for concrete information on how to configure one specific resource 
server shell that runs both an asset service and an inventory service.

Standalones are single processes that execute the simulator and all 
resource services within the same process -- OpenSim.exe. The 
configuration is given in OpenSim.ini, as usual. OpenSim.Server.exe and 
OpenSim.Server.ini are not related to standalones.


Dickson, Mike (ISS Software) wrote:
> Does anyone have a working config using the new connector architecture?  
> There are bunches of example files in the bin directory for the "old 
> way" (OpenSIm.ini) and the "new way" (OpenSim.Server.in ... I think) and 
> honestly I'm not sure what has to be set up to use the connector style 
> and what isn't yet supported by it and must be done another way.
> 
>  
> 
> I did get a Server exe running using OpenSim.server.ini and the exe 
> (needed to run it as administrator on Vista to avoid an error loading 
> dll's).  I think I got all the pieces set up but still couldn't log in 
> and the console had almost no supported commands listed.
> 
>  
> 
> A little guidance is greatly appreciated.  Even just a set of functional 
> files is a start. FWIW I'm starting this simply standalone with one region.
> 
>  
> 
> Mike
> 
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