events - What are good ways to get something like D-Bus to work across multiple Linux machines, possibly through firewalls? -
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is de-bus ... an easy to talk The way for each other ... Currently the communication applications are on a computer ...
I have to do something like a D-bus, but working on several Linux machines, and There may also be included firewalls. For example, if my mail server decides that an important message is received, then I would like to post it to an event that can be viewed by my computer at home and possibly linpopup Can answer by launching the window.
In the events which I am interested in, I is relatively unique, so the low-performing technique is OK. But I do not like to change any wheels again. I also like that, as much as possible, Shell is written in scripts or other high-level languages, and as much as possible in C (but I'm ready to call C API if it's the same).
The way I interpret official D-Bus web pages, they say.
Edit : What's interesting to me about the D-Bus publish and subscribe :
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A machine that looks for an interesting event, publishes that event in "system".
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A machine is curious about special events that only subscribe to events when an event occurs, then "system" determines the machine.
In D-Bus, "system" is the same machine. I want to do something similar for many machines. It communicates with a direct solution such as TCP or SMTP machines. But I am happy with a central server that receives all the publication and membership requests, I think it is starting to understand that it will be easier to build my own than I understand, which tries to my liking is.
The exhibit is not an object.
P> To manage messages and communications between apps " New thing ", apparently the rabbit.
Implementation of AMQP, which establishes messages, routing and security ...
Check it out:
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