Hi Benito, Here we usually use Corosync/Pacemaker solution in order to provide high availability. Basically this is a story of setting a postgresql streaming replication just as shown bellow:
http://clusterlabs.org/wiki/PgSQL_Replicated_Cluster And them use a shared storage attached to both hosts so the passive server can access data when taking over. In OBM *3* Data that needs to be shared are mainly emails,documents. You can use drbd or synchronisation instead but the later is prone to corrupted data and the former is much more fragile. Regards, Alexandre Chapellon Responsable Intégration - Linagora --------------------- 80 rue Roque de Fillol 92800 Puteaux +33(0)1 46 96 63 30 / +33(0)6 43 90 53 22 On 26/11/2015 12:43, Benito Chamberlain wrote: > Dear OBM community. > > One of our clients are running OBM with about 120 mail users. > > Can anyone recommend a way of replicating an OBM server to a backup > server / machine so that > it can can act as a fail over solution in case of a disaster? > > I know where most of the data resides, so it's easy to sync , but > there's not enough time > to reinstall and add all of these users should the current server > crash or fail. > > All input would be appreciated. > > Kind Regards
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