Simon Riggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> A server-side (i.e. centrally managed) name server seems like an
> improvement over the client-side solutions described, IMHO, but I'd
> leave it to others to describe how that might work. (e.g. DNS is a
> better solution than multiple distributed /etc/hosts files).
Funnily enough, you could *use* DNS for this--you could define a
custom RR type containing hostname, port, database etc and have
entries in DNS for each "service" (e.g. 'production-db.mycorp.com').
I think HESIOD used this mechanism.
Of course, you'd need an internal DNS server that you had full control
over...
-Doug
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