On 6 November 2010 18:06, dv wrote:
> I dug through the code, went inside the OpenPGM copy bundled with
> zeromq, and found the function parse_interface()
> in if.c:276 . Full path (relative to the zeromq directory) is
> foreign/openpgm/libpgm-5.0.91~dfsg/openpgm/pgm/if.c .
> The parse_interface(
I forgot to mention some extra info:
Using Ubuntu 10.10 x86-64, ZeroMQ from git (last commit
c0217027ccd2267b05e017af436a842755d044b0 on Sat Nov 6),
4 GB RAM, Intel DG965RY mainboard, NIC is an Intel 82566DC Gigabit
Ethernet Controller (Linux driver is e1000e).
> Hi,
>
> I was trying out publis
Hi,
I was trying out publish-subscribe with epgm, and noticed an assert that
popped up sometimes:
Assertion failed: rc == 0 (connect_session.cpp:82)
It appears sometimes, and aborts the program. Sometimes though it
doesn't, and everything works fine, I can communicate through epgm nicely.
T
On 6 November 2010 13:41, Chuck Remes wrote:
> There is an issue opened to track this problem:
>
> https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq2/issues#issue/66
>
>
> Does anyone with more C/C++ experience than I have a way of solving this
> issue?
Use "-Wno-long-long",
There is an issue opened to track this problem:
https://github.com/zeromq/zeromq2/issues#issue/66
Does anyone with more C/C++ experience than I have a way of solving this issue?
A lot of Ruby folks use the Ruby binaries from rubyinstaller.org which includes
an optional mingw toolchain for comp
Hi Ghislain,
Great work!
Is there a reason why the build for Android isn't integrated with
existing autotools build system?
Martin
On 11/06/2010 03:39 PM, Ghislain PUTOIS wrote:
Dear all,
Here is a small patch to ease the cross-compilation of the trunk on
the Android platform, which is mo
Hi Burak, everyone,
Since email isn't a great database, I've created a topic page here:
http://www.zeromq.org/topics:encryption
Feel free to edit the page to add your ideas and suggestions and
criticisms. What works quite well is to add content to the wiki page
and then email here to tell the li
Dear all,
Here is a small patch to ease the cross-compilation of the trunk on the
Android platform, which is mostly a LINUX platform, except form some missing
POSIX functions.
You can also find a compiled version and a copy of the sources I am
currently using for cross-compiling to Android on
http
Hi Burak,
I have very little experience with security so bear with me if my
questions are stupid.
> (X)REP/REQ sockets use message parts to store target nodes. If the
> payload of the message is important enough to bother with complex
> cryptography, its routing state also should be.
>
What
Hello,
I got one thing to reiterate: socket identity signing.
(X)REP/REQ sockets use message parts to store target nodes. If the
payload of the message is important enough to bother with complex
cryptography, its routing state also should be.
However, ZeroMQ currently does not support a way to
Hi Wladimir,
There is a lengthy encryption-related thread going on on the mailing
list under topic of "EncryptedSocket added to pyzmq in branch" (last
post is from yesterday). You may want to check it out.
Martin
On 11/06/2010 11:11 AM, Wladimir van der Laan wrote:
Hello all,
First to say
Hello all,
First to say I'm really excited by ZeroMQ and can't wait to start using it
for some project. Moving the handling of parallelism into the messaging
library is really brilliant.
Secondly, I know this topic has been in this mailing list a few times
already, but I cannot help but mention i
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