Jesse Norell wrote:
On Tue, 2008-06-17 at 21:02 +1000, Jake Anderson wrote:
multi master replication for multi site should work as it stands
All you need to do is just have one central injection point for the
email. Then it will filter out via mysql replication to the client
sites
where they can access it "locally".
But imap is an "injection point" too, so this only works with the
current dbmail for a pop3 system, where the imap uid problem never
existed anyways. It's been mentioned to possibly rework the dbmail
daemons to seperate the reads and writes so you could do this, though I
don't remember where that stands with the new database library, but even
then you still loose the ability for the server to run standalone if it
can't talk to the "write" database point.
It should be ok to insert into your local IMAP store.
it would only cause problems if people accessed emails across stores.
IE shared mailboxes and the like. If they however accessed the shared
mailbox from the same server then it should work again.
So the only area you have an issue would be an inbox shared across
multiple sites. For that particular account you need to set each client
to use one server only rather than their local one.
little more admin work but still possible.
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