Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Gabriel Lai]

Thanks to Jake for the guides appreciate it very much.
   
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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Jake Vickers]

David Milholen wrote:

Yes, I use Jakes method and it works fine.
 Thank You Jake!

  


I finally got around to writing up a quick how-to on this subject on the
wiki, under Tips and Tricks for those that are interested.






  

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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[David Milholen]

Yes, I use Jakes method and it works fine.
 Thank You Jake!

> Jake Vickers wrote:
>> Gabriel Lai wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
>>>
>>> Please share.
>> I backup my machines nightly using rsync over ssh. I have also tested
>> using SSHFS, which worked as well for everything EXCEPT mounting a
>> /var partition across the 'net (too much lag with ping times,
>> compression, and encryption - caused double messages). But it worked
>> fine for backups.
>> Backing up using rsync is really easy. I can put up a page on the wiki
>> if you need help.
> I finally got around to writing up a quick how-to on this subject on the
> wiki, under Tips and Tricks for those that are interested.
>
>


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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Jake Vickers]

Jake Vickers wrote:

Gabriel Lai wrote:

Hello,
 
Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
 
Please share.
I backup my machines nightly using rsync over ssh. I have also tested 
using SSHFS, which worked as well for everything EXCEPT mounting a 
/var partition across the 'net (too much lag with ping times, 
compression, and encryption - caused double messages). But it worked 
fine for backups.
Backing up using rsync is really easy. I can put up a page on the wiki 
if you need help.
I finally got around to writing up a quick how-to on this subject on the 
wiki, under Tips and Tricks for those that are interested.




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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Gabriel Lai]

Hi Jake,

Would you mind share the information for replication on the wiki page? We 
decided to setup a secure VPN connection to do this job. 

I followed the qmail replication setup at the wiki page, but failed many times. 
I would like to try your method to do this job.

Thanks in advanced.

Gabriel


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Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

Gabriel Lai wrote: 
Hello,
 
Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
 
Please share.
I backup my machines nightly using rsync over ssh. I have also tested using 
SSHFS, which worked as well for everything EXCEPT mounting a /var partition 
across the 'net (too much lag with ping times, compression, and encryption - 
caused double messages). But it worked fine for backups.
Backing up using rsync is really easy. I can put up a page on the wiki if you 
need help.


 

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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Gabriel Lai]

Hello,

I think it would be nice and great if there is a wiki describing the 
replication QT server over internet. Many customers are looking into Fail-Over 
solution at a different site/office.

Whenever Primary Mail Server is down or dead, then the Secondary Mail Server 
should take over and this will not stop any of the company's operations. Even 
there won't be any complaints from the users too :)

It will be appreciated if there is a how to on this topic.

Thanks in advanced.


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Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 8:23:28 PM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

Gabriel Lai wrote: 
Hello,
 
Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
 
Please share.
I backup my machines nightly using rsync over ssh. I have also tested using 
SSHFS, which worked as well for everything EXCEPT mounting a /var partition 
across the 'net (too much lag with ping times, compression, and encryption - 
caused double messages). But it worked fine for backups.
Backing up using rsync is really easy. I can put up a page on the wiki if you 
need help.


 

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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Jake Vickers]

Gabriel Lai wrote:

Hello,
 
Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
 
Please share.
I backup my machines nightly using rsync over ssh. I have also tested 
using SSHFS, which worked as well for everything EXCEPT mounting a /var 
partition across the 'net (too much lag with ping times, compression, 
and encryption - caused double messages). But it worked fine for backups.
Backing up using rsync is really easy. I can put up a page on the wiki 
if you need help.

Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[P.V.Anthony]

Gabriel Lai wrote:

Hello,
 
Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
 
Please share.


Currently I am using rsync through ssh to the backup server in the 
office. The mail server is in the data center. We setup a cron to run 
the rsync every two days.


P.V.Anthony


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Re: [qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Alexey Loukianov]

Çäðàâñòâóéòå, Gabriel.

Âû ïèñàëè 30 ?? 2006 ?., 6:52:02:

> Hello,
>
> Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?
>
> Please share.
>
I wouldn't use SSH as it's no the easiest way to do. Better solution
is to use some kind of VPN to tunnel traffic securely from one LAN to
another. I've got three installations of such kind. One is using
pppd-over-ssh VPN, second is using VTund-based VPN over a /dev/tapX
interface (going to replace VTund with OpenSSH as more industry
widespread solution), third is using RHEL4 native IPSec support.

Over a VPN you can use any services you want, including NFS, of
rsyncing using it's own native protocol, specifying password in a
separate 'password' file.

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[qmailtoaster] Replication over Internet

[Gabriel Lai]

Hello,

Have anyone tried replication over internet? SSH protocol? 24hours?

Please share.

Thanks


 

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