On 2/26/2013 3:56 PM, Jerome Alet wrote: > What I find very strange is that even when removing the failover IP > address for one of the interfaces, the synchronization still takes > place, that's why I wondered if defining it on each interface was really > needed.
That field doesn't control synchronization, the sync happens based on the XML-RPC settings for DHCP in System > High Avail Sync That field only sets the dhcp failover peer, which, when you want to sync DHCP, is required. > BTW our upgrades with full backup take a very very long time because the > full backup script includes Squid's cache. Yesterday I've tried to > modify it to add "--exclude var/squid/cache" on tar's command line and > launch the full backup manually, but the cache is still included in the > full backup. Any idea why ? > > Shouldn't the full backup script, if the squid package is installed, > ignore squid's cache directories ? That full backup script has no knowledge of packages. It tries to tar up the whole system so it could be restored in full to the previous state. Jim _______________________________________________ List mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
