sleeping connection when it is required.
Mike
Charles Duffy wrote:
Mike Martin wrote:
It would need to last indefinitely, and be managed by a remote client,
using Web Services, with minimal human intervention
A tool such as runit, with some wrappers, can provide the most immediate
Thanks for the response, Charles,
I have added comments in-line:
Charles Duffy wrote:
I'm not an OpenVPN developer per se -- other than a few trivial
patches -- but I should be able to comment.
First -- the requirements for what you want a VPN to do in a grid
environment are something which
Hi Albert,
Thanks,
I have responded with in-line comments below:
Albert Siersema wrote:
I think you'll find you're better off stating in a short and concise
manner what it is you're looking for. As lots of open source people
work on FOSS projects in their spare time or at least have an allott
o:
http://svn.openvpn.net/projects/openvpn/trunk/openvpn/management/management-notes.txt
Maybe it will answer some of your questions.
On 9/16/06, Mike Martin wrote:
Hello,
My name is Mike Martin, and I am currently working on my M. Sc. I am
writing a research paper investigating the feasibility o
Hello,
My name is Mike Martin, and I am currently working on my M. Sc. I am
writing a research paper investigating the feasibility of developing an
API for a VPN, as discussed in the following quote:
“It would be nice if the Grid application could access the VPN console,
re-affirm
