Test for local connection

[LKS]

I am trying to use the local connection between openwsman and sfcb.  Other than a message on the openwsman -d output that says I am using a local connection - what other ways can I tell this is happening?

Also, what effect does the --enable-local-connect-only configure switch in sfcb have on this behavior?

Thanks,
LKS

[Anas Nashif]

If you are running sfcbd in foreground, a debug message will let you know the
connection is local.

Anas

LKS wrote:
> I am trying to use the local connection between openwsman and sfcb.  Other
> than a message on the openwsman -d output that says I am using a local
> connection - what other ways can I tell this is happening?
>
> Also, what effect does the --enable-local-connect-only configure switch in
> sfcb have on this behavior?
>
> Thanks,
> LKS


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[Luong.Nguyen-Duy]

LKS wrote:
> I am trying to use the local connection between openwsman and sfcb.  Other
> than a message on the openwsman -d output that says I am using a local
> connection - what other ways can I tell this is happening?
>
>  

sfcb will print out the line
    --- Local Client connect - pid: <zzzzz>  user: <xxxx>
> Also, what effect does the --enable-local-connect-only configure switch in
> sfcb have on this behavior?
>  
when configured with --enable-local-connect-only  sfcb will only accept
connection from
localConnect only and not from http; in fact sfcb's httpr server will
not be built -- thus save footprint.
The more substantial gain  is when you also don't need eventing, with
--disable-indications and
--enable-local-connect-only the cimxml library won't be built.

Luong
> Thanks,
> LKS
>  


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[LKS]

Does this mean that if I run with --enable-local-connect-only I will not be able to use wbemcli, since that uses http?

Thanks,
LKS

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From: Luong.Nguyen-Duy@... [mailto:Luong.Nguyen-Duy@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 2:36 PM
To: Szymanski, Lukasz K
Cc: openwsman-devel@...
Subject: Re: [Openwsman-devel] Test for local connection

LKS wrote:
> I am trying to use the local connection between openwsman and sfcb.
> Other than a message on the openwsman -d output that says I am using a
> local connection - what other ways can I tell this is happening?
>
>

sfcb will print out the line
    --- Local Client connect - pid: <zzzzz>  user: <xxxx>
> Also, what effect does the --enable-local-connect-only configure
> switch in sfcb have on this behavior?
>
when configured with --enable-local-connect-only  sfcb will only accept connection from localConnect only and not from http; in fact sfcb's httpr server will not be built -- thus save footprint.
The more substantial gain  is when you also don't need eventing, with --disable-indications and --enable-local-connect-only the cimxml library won't be built.

Luong
> Thanks,
> LKS
>


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[Luong.Nguyen-Duy]

Szymanski, Lukasz K wrote:

Does this mean that if I run with --enable-local-connect-only I will not be able to use wbemcli, since that uses http?
  

correct. It was meant to be a space saving feature.  During development you don't want to set --enable-local-connect-only.

Luong

Thanks,
LKS

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Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 2:36 PM
To: Szymanski, Lukasz K
Cc: openwsman-devel@...
Subject: Re: [Openwsman-devel] Test for local connection

LKS wrote:
  

I am trying to use the local connection between openwsman and sfcb.
Other than a message on the openwsman -d output that says I am using a
local connection - what other ways can I tell this is happening?


    

sfcb will print out the line
    --- Local Client connect - pid: <zzzzz>  user: <xxxx>
  

Also, what effect does the --enable-local-connect-only configure
switch in sfcb have on this behavior?

    

when configured with --enable-local-connect-only  sfcb will only accept connection from localConnect only and not from http; in fact sfcb's httpr server will not be built -- thus save footprint.
The more substantial gain  is when you also don't need eventing, with --disable-indications and --enable-local-connect-only the cimxml library won't be built.

Luong
  

Thanks,
LKS

    

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