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[peter salomon]

Hi,

also i agree with Robert, Ruslan.
It would really be a useful service. In most cases developer have one 
main workstation, companies will have more with  fast ethernet 
connections in their offices.
So - setting up a server on localhost or on another machine which is 
connected via fast ethernet does make sense to develop pure functions.

But to find bottlenecks it could be useful to have that service, which 
simulates the use of real internet connections.
And i´m also sure, that one will find a way to avoid conflicts.

And moreover it could really be interesting for you to find out how 
VServer can stand real stress.
Next questions would be: what about serving larger projects - and so 
possible needs of Vserver.

Well - i can understand that Ruslan has more important an d time killing 
tasks to do
So Robert - are we going to realize it as a third party project? In 
about two months i´ll have server at static IP.

:-)

Peter

Ruslan Zasukhin wrote:

>On 6/29/05 12:54 PM, "Robert Brenstein" <rjb at robelko.com> wrote:
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>>>I think this is not good idea.
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>>The idea is to create a sandbox environment. Anyone can play but the
>>environment restores itself (auto or manually) to clean slate once a
>>while. Go to
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>>http://moodle.org/course/category.php?id=5
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>>and check out teacher's hands-on-playground and to
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>>http://demo.moodle.com
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>>to check out the same service from administrator side.
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>>It is a MySQL-based service but the principle is the same. Everyone
>>logs in with the same userid and can do whatever they want there.
>>There are always a few people using these in parallel.
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>But this is special only courses.
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>MySQL itself DO NOT provide such examples.
>    and DO NOT force developers to such online game.
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>If some third party will decide make such thing based on Vserver,
>This is other question.
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