In a one sided vote eleven out of eleven voted for comments to by default to accept rewards. You may if you fear a DV campaign un-check this and perhaps I can set things up so there are local defaults saved once you choose them. There are so many aspects that I could put into local storage. Like if you go the the "profile", which section should you see first? Shouldn't it be the last one you used?

Ideas Are Many Programmers Few

It's like the Harvest is plentiful but there are few people to pick the fruit. I have changes I have decided not to roll out because I'm going away and I don't want the site breaking in some strange way while I'm gone.

What are Servers Anyway?

There are Servers and Servers. Often 'server' is thought to mean the physical machine, but at least for this article the word "host" describes the physical part and the word "server" to describe the software part. You need both, but on one host you can have many servers.

The Manager

Servers

I wrote a program in C++ called the manager. It starts the website server program. Should the website server crash or stop responding to requests, the manager closes the process and restarts it up again. It turns out I needed more server programs. I needed software to relay search requests to Hivesearcher. So I had to write this server too. It's the search relay server .
All it does is send the secret keys and the search query you gave to Proof of Brain.blog to the real search server. Then I needed another server for notifications, which I reversed engineered and then engineered. So now I have a so called private-API server. Finally, I had to create a promoter server which handles the aspect of promoted posts.

The promotion server itself uses the SQL server which is all done and quite reliable. All requests connect to a proxying webserver front end which is necessary because of the way modern browsers work.

The Manager Is On The Job

So now there are six servers. Four of these are relatively new. Three are very new. I had to expand the work load of the manager to handle these four servers. Should one of these servers go to sleep, while she is supposed to work, or just starts being unresponsive to you guys, the manager gets her back to work again. That means he closes the all the servers and then restarts them.

The manager software which is self-contained static binary, is something I compile on the desktop and then up load to the host which runs these six servers at Proof of brain.blog. I added versioning so I can know which one I am using.

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