Hi, If you use database persistence managers and a database journal, you could use the following procedure:
1) stop the cluster node 2) backup the lucene index, config files, and revision.log of this cluster node 3) later on, backup the persistence manager data, journal data, and data store This backup should be consistent because the journal includes the list of changes, so the lucene index is updated. Regards, Thomas On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 3:48 PM, KÖLL Claus<[email protected]> wrote: > hi (thomas), > > your post was clear thanks for the info ... > ok the lucene index is consistent but you will not get a snapshot from the > repository > as bart wrote. > > I see some problems with barts solution .. > if you have a large repository a write lock that runs hours is not good > but maybe some others have good ideas ... > > i have tested the environment as you mentioned with the cluster and it works > fine at the > moment for us because we can re-index the backup cluster in the background if > we get > a crash ... hopefully not :-) > > greets > claus >
