For the mail, I would use remote mounts for the directories that
matter, so, if your server goes down, you can script and/or use tools
to change the mount dir to another server that is kept rsynced (or
another similar tool) with the down server... This is easy job, you
just have to somehow monitor
Hi Mal,
I run a Apache2 webserver and Postfix as per the virtual mailhost
guide...
For resilience I would like to have two gentoo boxes doing these tasks
for load balancing / redundancy - how can this be achieved? Is there a
tool that will allow replication of the config files / mysql stuff
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Sascha Lucas wrote:
mysql: not multi master ready, just redundancy master-slave, try
postgres
Why not try MaxDB? Is not in portage yet, but see this description:
MaxDB is a re-branded and enhanced version of SAP DB, SAP AG's open source
database.
Sascha Lucas wrote:
Just some keywords:
easy with postfix: DNS round robin (solution inside DNS Server, nearly
all MTAs are aware of this)
So DNS round robins between the two mail servers. A new mail comes into
server1, how does this mail make it to server2.
mysql: not multi master ready,
Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman wrote:
Sascha Lucas wrote:
mysql: not multi master ready, just redundancy master-slave, try
postgres
Why not try MaxDB? Is not in portage yet, but see this description:
MaxDB is a re-branded and enhanced version of SAP DB, SAP AG's open source
database. It is a
easy with postfix: DNS round robin (solution inside DNS Server, nearly all
MTAs are aware of this)
So DNS round robins between the two mail servers. A new mail comes into
server1, how does this mail make it to server2.
Yes this is definitely the difficultest part. It must be solved
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kashani wrote:
Can you use maxdb as the backend for the mail system? It looks like you
can build support for MaxDB into PHP, but Postfix, Courier, Cyrus, etc
may be more problematic.
It's mysql, actually. It should work easily, I guess.
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Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman wrote:
kashani wrote:
Can you use maxdb as the backend for the mail system? It looks like you
can build support for MaxDB into PHP, but Postfix, Courier, Cyrus, etc
may be more problematic.
It's mysql, actually. It should work easily, I guess.
Er... well there is
Sascha Lucas wrote:
easy with postfix: DNS round robin (solution inside DNS Server,
nearly all
MTAs are aware of this)
So DNS round robins between the two mail servers. A new mail comes
into server1, how does this mail make it to server2.
Yes this is definitely the difficultest part. It
Hi Gentoo-User
I run a Apache2 webserver and Postfix as per the virtual mailhost
guide...
For resilience I would like to have two gentoo boxes doing these tasks
for load balancing / redundancy - how can this be achieved? Is there a
tool that will allow replication of the config files /
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