On 23/07/14 16:23, Tobias Hachmer wrote: > Hello list, > > running here 3 gateways serving two communities. Nearly everything > is duplicated/separated logically: fastd, bridges, routing tables, > batman domains, etc. > > Operating System is currently Ubuntu 14.04. > > alfred: Installed: 2014.1.0-1 Candidate: 2014.1.0-1 Version table: > *** 2014.1.0-1 0 500 http://apt.rfc2324.org/debian/ wheezy/main > amd64 Packages 100 /var/lib/dpkg/status > > Guess what: We have the requirement to run one alfred instance for > each batman domain. What is the suggested way to achieve this?
a tangential question: given you have a big enough hardware (since you mention ubuntu 14.04) have you considered turning it into a "hardnode" and using any kind of virtualization technology? openvz, lxc... it would help with isolation and simplify things in the long run (including having two alfred instances) cheers! gui > For instance, I assume that this isn't intended by design because > /etc/default/alfred in conjunction with the init script aren't > multiple interface aware. > > From our POV the preferred solution for this would be to patch the > init script in order to support multiple interfaces by reading > this from /etc/default/alfred, like: > > INTERFACES="bridge_one bridge_two" BATMANIFS="bat_one bat_two" > > Just to fork multiple separated processes. > > Maybe this is solved elsewhere and we didn't get it, yet. > > Please give us your thoughts and hopefully a solution to this > issue. > > Regards, Tobias Hachmer >
