I have a Cyrus box that I set up about 3 years ago that's been running flawlessly. Recently though, as we're becoming increasingly reliant on email, it was decided that we're going to set up a DRBD replicated system.The only question that's nagging is that of running Cyrus-SASL across the two machines for authentication. When I first set the existing server up I remember reading that if you back the sasldb up and restore it to another machine, the new machine has to have the same hostname as the original otherwise it breaks the authentication. I now can't find that original document and am not sure if it's still relevant. Is this likely to be a problem or is there a mechanism that will allow me to force sasl to ignore the hostname.
We solve that problem by using the servername option. Just set it to the same value on every server.
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