Why ?
i.e. why does the value have to be negative?
The "failover score" is calculated with abs(failure stickiness), so some
other calculation must rely on that value being negative, but the
details escape me.
Thanks
Yan
PS Apologies if this has been answered somewhere - I couldn't find it.
On 10/15/07, Yan Fitterer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why ?
>
> i.e. why does the value have to be negative?
>
> The "failover score" is calculated with abs(failure stickiness), so some
its not actually :-)
the abs() only comes into play when humans try to figure out how many
times a resource ca
On 2007-10-15T22:45:53, Yan Fitterer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why ?
>
> i.e. why does the value have to be negative?
Because it was a bad choice, relying too much on internal details than
user perception ;-) (And was noticed too late for it to be changed
easily.)
The multiplied stickiness i
