How To Install And Use Oood

Multi-Oood is a proxy dispatching requests to a number of oood's. You can run some oood's with multi-oood. When you request multi-oood it will check witch oood is free and return results from them.

Installation

Requirements

• python

• running oood

Check it out from svn at:

https://svn.erp5.org/repos/public/erp5/trunk/utils/multi-oood

Configuration

Edit moood.conf - most of entries are self-explanatory or described in the file. In [ooods] section add your ooods.

Running

Starting up

The manual way to run it in the foreground is:

cd /var/lib/moood
./moood.py --start

To stop multi-oood:

./moood.py --stop

Monitoring

Do:

./moood.py --status

to see if multi-oood is running. In example:

[adam@localhost moood]$ ./moood.py --state
Multi-Oood is running.

Do:

watch "./moood.py --show-ooods"

to have some current information about ooods. In example:

[adam@localhost moood]$ ./moood.py --show-ooods
erp5    available (busy)
erp5-1  available (free)
erp5-2  unavailable
erp5-3  unavailable
erp5-4  unavailable
localhost       available (free)
localhost-1     available (free)
localhost-2     unavailable
localhost-3     unavailable
localhost-4     unavailable

Testing

To test multi-oood you should use oood tests with --port= and --host= parametr.