Harald Welte's blog

ct_sync now fully modular

ct_sync is now able to run multiple instances on one node, allowing vrrp-like setups! Thanks go to http://svn.netfilter.org/netfilter/branches/netfilter-ha/linux-2.6-actact/

The next couple of weeks will be focusing on testing and real active-active setups with multiple masters. My brain is already smoking from all the synchronization issues ;)

Filling the database with more and more data

The frequent reader will know that I'm internally keeping a SQL database of all gpl violations and related data. Unfortunately I have still not found the time to write some scripts to generate a public web interface.

Anyway, even only entering the data is quite difficult, since there really is a significant lack of database related programs, or even something as SQL rapid application development IDE's, similar to FoxPro (yes, I've used that some six years ago...).

The gnu-enterprise project is heading that way, and at some point I was half through writing a fronted for the gpl-violations.org database. However, something has recently broken the gnue package on Debian, so that's not an option at the moment.

So for now, my data entering tool is 'psql' and hand-typing SQL statements. Gets sort of annoying after you're doing it for the better part of the day :(

Harald Welte's blog

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