You might be better off to mount the /var/qmail/control to a different
directory and then symlink all the files except me. That way you get the
advantages of single maintenance control files and the disadvantage of
single point of failure!!! If you're load balancing for redundancy, this
doesn't seem to fit your overall plan. If you're load balancing for
performance, you won't care.
At 07:51 AM 10/30/99 , you wrote:
>We are running a back of servers running QMAIL for inbound SMTP
>connections. Are there any problems associated with NFS mounting the
>/var/qmail/control directory as to allow all of these machines to share
>the same configuration?
>
>All of the QMAIL servers do the same thing and are configured
>identically (all machines are load balanced by a BigIP redirector for
>performance and failover purposes).
>
>The only file I can see some issues with is the '/control/me' file.
>
> unix% ls /var/qmail/control/
> defaultdomain locals me plusdomain rcpthosts
>
>Any ways around that?
>
>--curtis
