[Linux-HA] Can we use Heartbeat in windows after compiling there

Alan Robertson alanr at unix.sh
Fri Mar 25 09:44:07 MST 2005


forrest whitcher wrote:
> You might want to try building it under MS's SFU (services for unix) which, the
> last I knew was no-cost and implements a strict posix Unix environment. V3.5
> should have most of the necessary facilitys. 
> 
> Prereq: be sure Glib can build and install, there may be a build out there, not
> sure as I don't have a box to run SFU on anymore.

POSIX compliance is a pretty weak guarantee, and some of the things we 
(have to) do are a bit esoteric (raw sockets).

Another thought would be to run it under CYGWIN.

By the way, I'm sure SFU has sockets now :-).  But, it may not have some of 
the authentication methods we use for local domain sockets.

http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8078
http://freshmeat.net/projects/cygwin/

But, I have no idea which would be "better" or "easier".

Just food for thought...

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