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Question is if I have 5 remote readers and 5 clients.
Reader1 -> Group1 -> User1
Reader2 -> Group2 -> User2
Reader3 -> Group3 -> User3
Reader4 -> Group4 -> User4
Reader5 -> Group5 -> User5
As you can see User1 is assigned to Reader1 ....... and so on....
Is it possible for User one to check Reader2, Reader3, ...... Cache if not found request from reader1. User1 should not request anything from reader2, 3, 4, 5 but just look at the cache if exist use it if not use reader1.
Cache or cache-EX? If cache-EX put Cache-EX on its own group of 60 and add group 60 to all clients
Please explain. Did not know there were two different. How do I do it ?
I have tred everything but no luck. Can you please explain this. Thanks.
I have tred everything but no luck. Can you please explain this. Thanks.
Give each reader a different group & assign each user only the groups you want them to access. Can you please show us how you are not managing to do this nearly 5 months after the you started this thread.
I have a 3 yr old kid and when ever i have the time i try this..... I twant to get this working. Here is my configs.
[account]
user = user1
pwd = user1
group = 1
[account]
disabled = 1
user = user2
pwd = user2
uniq = 3
group = 2
[account]
user = user3
pwd = user3
uniq = 3
group = 3
[reader]
label = server1
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 1
[reader]
label = server2
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 2
[reader]
label = server3
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 3
If cache-EX put Cache-EX on its own group of 60 and add group 60 to all clients -
Can you please let me know how to do this ?
the concept of the Cache-EX is to exchange data between two or more readers real
if client1 can not find the request on the reader1 can access the Cache-EX if available
is there no way other way for users to access cache without being in the same group. I just don't want users to request from same reader.
Mgcamd will look for cache if it is there from other readers/groups if the group they have been assigned to does not open the channel.
This will work without using cacheex also providing you are talking about the same caid for all groups here?
MK
all users are mgcamd clients. What should i do to get this working as described above.
I have put all users in group 60. Is there anything I need to do with readers ?
Here is a working config I am using.
[account]
user = cacheex
pwd = cacheex
uniq = 3
allowedprotocols = camd35
group = 60
cacheex = 3
[account]
user = user1
pwd = user1
group = 1
[account]
disabled = 1
user = user2
pwd = user2
uniq = 3
group = 2
[account]
user = user3
pwd = user3
uniq = 3
group = 3
[reader]
label = cacheex
protocol = camd35
device = 127.0.0.1,25550
user = cacheex
password = cacheex
cacheex = 3
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 1,2,3,60
dropbadcws = 1
[reader]
label = server1
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 1
[reader]
label = server2
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 2
[reader]
label = server3
description =
protocol = newcamd
device = dyndns.org,10610
key = 6103403445406970987123412134
user = xxxxxxxx
password = xxxxxxx
caid = 1816
ident = 1816:000101,000102,000104,000106
group = 3
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