The server system is hosted with a third party, so I was hoping I could
use
mod_perl as a solution without resorting to involving them in the
solution if
possible. If NFS ends up being the best solution I will ask them
if they could set it up.
Thanks,
Boysenberry
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On Aug 1, 2005, at 4:28 PM, Gedanken wrote:
On Mon, 1 Aug 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
There is a running joke in my office that, no matter what the problem
is,
I simply blame NFS before hearing any details. I am correct a
surprising
amount of the time =)
One quick caveat - properly unmount volumes when rebooting and such.
Due
to one of those things that somehow grew beyond its original intent, we
had a network of about 15 machines all mounting each other. NFS
chokes when a mount it expects to be there, isnt. it takes it several
minutes to give up. One machine rebooting in such a big spiderweb
cluster
can cause massive problems without proper attention to cleanly
unmounting
and remounting shares. And 'cascading' is usually such a lovely
word...
gedanken
You might try an NFS mount between the too.
mount_nfs -L server:/path /local/path
(FreeBSD)
--
gedanken
