On Thursday 25 September 2003 02:42, Sagi Bashari wrote:
Hello,
I have a sollution which confronts the problem in a totally different way.
Given the time and resources, what you can do is connect both servers to a NAS switch, mapping them the same storage.
It's a possible solution, but:
1. The NAS is still a single point of failure. 2. They are talking about having a server at a different location, so they'll need to replicate the NAS as well.
My suggestion for a general direction to investigate:
1. Check rsync more closely - as far as I remember from using it, it is actually a very efficient program in CPU, memory, and network usage.
2. What about using a content-management (CM) solution which manages your site instead of handling files "manualy"? Keeping track of your files through a CM software will enable it to copy over every file when it's updated, and it can also sort-of track changes and versions. I can't recall a particular software for this, maybe you can start by looking for WebDAV implementations (e.g. Apache's WebDAV module).
--Amos
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