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(new) libopenais-legacy-2_0.80.5+svn20090320-1_amd64.deb optional libs
Standards-based cluster framework (libraries, whitetank tree)
 The openais project is a project to implement a production quality
 "Revised BSD" licensed implementation of the SA Forum's Application
 Interface Specification. The project implements cutting edge research
 on virtual synchrony to provide 100% correct operation in the face of
 failures or partitionable networks with excellent performance
 characteristics.
 .
 The Application Interface Specification is a software API and policies
 which are used to develop applications that maintain service during
 faults.
 The API consists of Availability Management Framework (AMF) which
 provides application failover, Cluster Membership (CLM),
 Checkpointing (CKPT), Event (EVT), Messaging (MSG), and
 Distributed Locks (DLOCK).
 .
 This package contains libraries that should be used by openais clients.
 .
 The main difference between the openais-packages and the openais-
 legacy packages is that the latter ones contain the openais-legacy
 tree, version 0.80.5+svn, which is called "whitetank tree".
(new) libopenais-legacy-dev_0.80.5+svn20090320-1_amd64.deb optional libdevel
Standards-based cluster framework (developer files, whitetank tree)
 The openais project is a project to implement a production quality
 "Revised BSD" licensed implementation of the SA Forum's Application
 Interface Specification. The project implements cutting edge research
 on virtual synchrony to provide 100% correct operation in the face of
 failures or partitionable networks with excellent performance
 characteristics.
 .
 The Application Interface Specification is a software API and policies
 which are used to develop applications that maintain service during
 faults.
 The API consists of Availability Management Framework (AMF) which
 provides application failover, Cluster Membership (CLM),
 Checkpointing (CKPT), Event (EVT), Messaging (MSG), and
 Distributed Locks (DLOCK).
 .
 This package contains header files required to build clients for the
 openais infrastructure.
 .
 The main difference between the openais-packages and the openais-
 legacy packages is that the latter ones contain the openais-legacy
 tree, version 0.80.5+svn, which is called "whitetank tree".
(new) openais-legacy_0.80.5+svn20090320-1.diff.gz optional admin
(new) openais-legacy_0.80.5+svn20090320-1.dsc optional admin
(new) openais-legacy_0.80.5+svn20090320-1_amd64.deb optional admin
Standards-based cluster framework (daemon and modules, whitetank tree)
 The openais project is a project to implement a production quality
 "Revised BSD" licensed implementation of the SA Forum's Application
 Interface Specification. The project implements cutting edge research
 on virtual synchrony to provide 100% correct operation in the face of
 failures or partitionable networks with excellent performance
 characteristics.
 .
 The Application Interface Specification is a software API and policies
 which are used to develop applications that maintain service during
 faults.
 The API consists of Availability Management Framework (AMF) which
 provides application failover, Cluster Membership (CLM),
 Checkpointing (CKPT), Event (EVT), Messaging (MSG), and
 Distributed Locks (DLOCK).
 .
 This package contains the aisexec daemon and modules.
 .
 The main difference between the openais-packages and the openais-
 legacy packages is that the latter ones contain the openais-legacy
 tree, version 0.80.5+svn, which is called "whitetank tree".
(new) openais-legacy_0.80.5+svn20090320.orig.tar.gz optional admin
Changes: openais-legacy (0.80.5+svn20090320-1) experimental; urgency=low
 .
  [ Martin Loschwitz ]
  * Install the OpenAIS init script
  * Changed Maintainer: and Uploaders: as the Debian Kernel Team has
    nothing to do with these packages.
  * Package-split and rename: New "openais-legacy" packages
  * Added conflicts for openais packages
  * Bumped Standard-Version


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