Gregor Reich wrote: >> Assp doesn't really like symlinks. The database files are polled for >> changes and reread if a change (in time stamp) is detected. Symlinks >> don't change their time stamp even if the file it's pointing to does. >> >> > I tried to overcome this problem by using hardlinks - still the same. > Why does assp create a new file for the whitelist db? > > Gregor. > Your situation is what the MySQL support is there for. You can create a database that multiple installations of ASSP can connect to in order to read/write the white/red/grip/delaying lists.
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