OK so a pesudo code of the helper would be nice. datastore used:(what nosql engine?) I assume it's a simple test of "is the ip exists?" in a case of yes then reply with OK in a case that it dosnt' exits reply with ERR. This is exactly what I was writing my helper for. The golang helper might be nice but how closed can it be?? the pesudo is not a secret and the code can be reproduced in a matter of minutes\hours\days in a case that the programmer knows what he does... Eliezer On 09/30/2013 05:22 PM, Warren Baker wrote: > Hi Eliezer, > > On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 3:06 PM, Eliezer Croitoru <eliezer@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> Just wondering if you can share the Golang source code? > > I can't as it is closed source. In a nutshell it a receives a request, > checks a session table (in a nosql datastore) and responds. > As to whether I have tried a basic one that just returns ok or error - > the truth is I haven't. I have a similar Golang program which is used > by the URL Rewriter and the problem is not exhibited there at all. > > I give a simplified example for the wiki if thats what you are leaning towards? > >> did you tried it with no concurrency? > > Not yet - i had thought about that but figured i would ping the list > to see if there were better ideas. I have switched off concurrency now > and will see what happens. > >> it seems to me like a very simple helper that I have written almost the >> same concept and can might be used to test the case.(in ruby) > > Yeah its not overly complicated as described above. > > Thanks for the help. > >