Hello,
attached you find an initial version of a kamailio OCF compliant resource agent for pacemaker, which is currently running within a prototype laboratory on Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.x. Please keep in mind that it survived testing in a very controlled environment and it is young and some issues/bugs are likely to be found.
I was allowed by FREQUENTIS to provide this script to the community under the GPL v2 license with the goal that putting this resources agent under the maintenance of the community, the safer and better it becomes long term.
Please note that I won't be able to respond on questions, because my mail account is going to be closed in a few days.
Regards, Stefan Wenk
Internal note: The released version corresponds with rel_0_19_0.
Hello Stefan,
thanks a lot for the contribution, the script looks good.
I wonder if we should add it to our git repository or make it available via wiki, where other people than developers can contribute as well.
Anyone else having suggestions how to maintain such useful scripts?
Cheers, Daniel
On 07/01/14 10:12, WENK Stefan wrote:
Hello,
attached you find an initial version of a kamailio OCF compliant resource agent for pacemaker, which is currently running within a prototype laboratory on Redhat Enterprise Linux 6.x. Please keep in mind that it survived testing in a very controlled environment and it is young and some issues/bugs are likely to be found.
I was allowed by FREQUENTIS to provide this script to the community under the GPL v2 license with the goal that putting this resources agent under the maintenance of the community, the safer and better it becomes long term.
Please note that I won't be able to respond on questions, because my mail account is going to be closed in a few days.
Regards,
Stefan Wenk
Internal note: The released version corresponds with rel_0_19_0.
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On 9 January 2014 20:10, Daniel-Constantin Mierla miconda@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone else having suggestions how to maintain such useful scripts?
We can create a repository at github and let the people fork and contribute...
On 09 Jan 2014, at 20:29, Victor Seva linuxmaniac@torreviejawireless.org wrote:
On 9 January 2014 20:10, Daniel-Constantin Mierla miconda@gmail.com wrote:
Anyone else having suggestions how to maintain such useful scripts?
We can create a repository at github and let the people fork and contribute...
IN Asterisk there's a source code directory called "contrib" - stuff that we got from outside developers that are related to asterisk, but not maintained by core developers.
Having them somewhere else is usually not a good idea... /O