> Well, originally, I was thinking we'd use the _system store and each
> agent would create/be given two collections in there - incoming and
> outgoing. Stuff would get moved into incoming, the agent would process
> it and move it/rewrite it into outgoing, and the queue agent would take
> it from there.
>
> Using separate collections should mean that locking doesn't become an
> issue at all, but if there are any problems it shouldn't be too hard to
> solve them. I'm planning on adding in the last bit of store locking in
> the next rev, but I don't really think it would affect how a queue might
> work - the only thing we're missing from store in terms of functionality
> at the moment is a store-to-store copy.
ah yeah.  it's coming back to me now yeah. i like this idea

> Potentially I guess there is a gnutls versioning issue here. As an
> aside; how did you create your cert - was it just what Bongo created on
> install? (I've had suspicions for a while that our self-created cert
> isn't quite right)
it is the default cert generated by bongo-config.  it seems to be a valid
cert according to the gnutls tools (openssl complained because it couldn't
find the ca though)




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