On 3/03/23 18:55, Jon Jensen wrote:
> Why? To do the same thing vlink and tlink do, without a compiled-in
> socket address and thus one compiled program can be used for multiple
> Interchange daemons.
The existing vlink and tlink programs already support this by setting
the MINIVEND_SOCKET or MINIVEND_PRT environment variables accordingly.
I use this feature already for multi-instance support in the interchange
packages that I release for RHEL-derived distros.
Peter
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> Why? To do the same thing vlink and tlink do, without a compiled-in
> socket address and thus one compiled program can be used for multiple
> Interchange daemons.
The existing vlink and tlink programs already support this by setting
the MINIVEND_SOCKET or MINIVEND_PRT environment variables accordingly.
I use this feature already for multi-instance support in the interchange
packages that I release for RHEL-derived distros.
Peter
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