[Shaman-X-support] Fw: [Linux-HA] Linux-HA home page update with Shaman-X pointers ?

[Dominique Chabord]

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From: "Dominique Chabord" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 6:28 PM
Subject: [Linux-HA] Linux-HA home page update with Shaman-X pointers ?


> Hi, Alan,
>
> WDX first release ships today. WDX is a free software product for High
> Availability, delivered to the community by Shaman-X project.
> Shaman-X home page refers to www.linux-ha.org as the worlwide repository
for
> opensource and free software high-availability clusters integration.
> Would you be so kind to add a pointer to Shaman-X project in Linux-HA home
> page next time you update it ? I give below the pointers to Shaman-X
> Thank you for your support
> Dominique
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> WDX ships today for beta testing. To get the best demo, you should have
> three or more Linux computers, all connected to two separate networks and
a
> gcc complilor. On a single computer with one ethernet adapter, you'll need
> some imagination :-)
> Install is straightforward (not rpm nor .deb yet), just a .tar and follow
> instructions of
> http://downloads.shaman-x.org/wdx-readme.txt
>
> Pointers to Shaman-X are:
> Shaman-X project develops products for high-availability, disaster
> tolerance, back-up plans and crisis management
> WDX is a free-software product to build complex failover solutions (more
> than two computers, room to room failover, multi-os (Gnu/linux, NT,
others)
> architectures ...)
> Shaman-X manager is Dominique Chabord, address@hidden
> http://shaman-x.org  official homepage
> http://wdx.shaman-x.org  WDX repository: pointers to code and
documentation
> are there
> http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/shaman-x  web page for developers
> http://mail.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/shaman-x-support  mailing list for
> community of users (bug report, wish list...)
>
> Enjoy
> Dominique
>
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