Mark,

If I understand what functionality that post is talking about, I think it has been implemented and is available in the regular usrloc module. You can activate it by setting dbmode=3. This tells usrloc to not cache anything, and to read from the database each time it needs information.

I'm using it for redundancy; having each server read from the database every time keeps all servers in sync without having to do anything special.

Mike Willimas

On Thursday 09 November 2006 12:54, Mark Price wrote:

Hi,

It seems that it has been about a year since usrloc-cl was mentioned on this list: http://www.openser.org/pipermail/users/2005-October/001424.html

What is the status of usrloc-cl on openser? Has it been integrated into openser's usrloc as the referenced email suggests is a good idea? Is the usrloc-cl functionality available in the openser codebase?

Thanks, Mark Price