Jules Colding
2008-11-08 23:00:33 UTC
Hi,
I've just pushed Lorica 1.0.10 binaries for Mac OS X Leopard, Ubuntu
Hardy and Windows to the server. This release fixes a bug which had
previously prevented BiDirectional (BiDir) CORBA connections from
being established. Having BiDir working will enable a client side
Lorica instance to put both the internal as well as the external
endpoint on localhost.
In other words - clients behind routers or firewall doing NAT will now
work without the client side Lorica having any need to know about this
situation. Just put both client endpoints on localhost and it will work:
Client <=> Client Lorica <=> NAT'ing router/firewall <=> Server
Lorica <=> Server
The following simple Lorica configuration file will therefore suffice
for the vast majority of use cases:
Internal_Address localhost:4080
External_Address localhost:4082
Generic_Evaluator yes
Best regards,
jules
I've just pushed Lorica 1.0.10 binaries for Mac OS X Leopard, Ubuntu
Hardy and Windows to the server. This release fixes a bug which had
previously prevented BiDirectional (BiDir) CORBA connections from
being established. Having BiDir working will enable a client side
Lorica instance to put both the internal as well as the external
endpoint on localhost.
In other words - clients behind routers or firewall doing NAT will now
work without the client side Lorica having any need to know about this
situation. Just put both client endpoints on localhost and it will work:
Client <=> Client Lorica <=> NAT'ing router/firewall <=> Server
Lorica <=> Server
The following simple Lorica configuration file will therefore suffice
for the vast majority of use cases:
Internal_Address localhost:4080
External_Address localhost:4082
Generic_Evaluator yes
Best regards,
jules