WIMMS
WIMMS stands for Where Is My Mozilla Service ?.
This library implements a SQL backend for a database that lists for a list of service, (user, node, service) tuples.
It’s used by Mozilla’s Token Server.
To see where WIMMS fits in the whole architecture, see:
Tests
To run the tests for mysql, you need to install a mysqlserver and export the ‘WIMMS_MYSQLURI’ variable properly. Something like this:
$ export WIMMS_MYSQLURI="mysql://user:pass@host/db"
CHANGES
2012-07-24 - 0.3
Added a metadata table which is able to store information related to the user and service.
2012-07-18 - 0.2.1
allocated_node will just return an existing node.
2012-04-18 - 0.2
added the pool_reset_on_return option
2012-04-17 - 0.1
initial release
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