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In my world, the grid=true and all that were simply shorthands. It's always been our (my) intention that we would get to a point where you'd 'assemble' your installation, preferrably thru a gui.<BR>
<BR>> Below is a draft of <BR>> what OpenSim.ini could look like. Thoughts?<BR>> <BR>> ------------------------------------------------------<BR>> <BR>> [RegionResourceServices]<BR>> <BR>> grid_server_url = "http://192.168.1.101:9000"<BR>> grid_send_key = "null"<BR>> grid_recv_key = "null"<BR>> ; are we to optimize for a standalone grid?<BR>> LocalGridService = {True|False}<BR><BR>
How about<BR>
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[RegionResourceServices]<BR>
;GridService = OpenSim.Region.Communications.Hypergrid.dll, HGGridServices<BR>
;GridService = OpenSim.Region.Communications.Local.dll, LocalBackEndServices<BR>
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GridService = OpenSim.Region.Communications.OGS1.dll, OGS1GridServices<BR>
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[GridService]<BR>
grid_server_url = "http://192.168.1.101:9000"<BR>grid_send_key = "null"<BR>grid_recv_key = "null"<BR><BR>
[Security]<BR> <BR>SessionAuthentication = {True|False}<BR>KeyAuthentication = {True|False}<BR><BR>
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The constructor is being fed a config source, so the service can pick out whatever it needs.<BR>
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All the shipped grid services could move into one assembly, as we're explicitly specifying the implementing calss.<BR>
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I believe this approach would get us improved flexibility.<BR>
<BR>/Stefan<BR></body>
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