| Re: communicating between host and VPS [message #7559 is a reply to message #7522] |
Tue, 17 October 2006 13:27   |
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John,
AFAIK, it can be done via unix socket or FIFO,
since both are limited by the viewpoint of file system and
host always can see VE files.
It also can be done via TCP or UDP.
AFAICS, in your case you are going to send only a small piece of data,
so any of these communications should be good for you.
Thanks,
Kirill
> I'm wondering if there's a preferred way to communicate between a host
> and a VPS. For example, I'd like a VPS to occasionally communicate to
> the host and request a checkpoint on its behalf. I suppose I could use
> a named pipe or something, but was wondering if there's a better
> mechanism that's typically used. Any thoughts?
>
> thanks,
> JP
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