Hi Jeff,
Thanks for the advice. I appreciate it!
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Hill Spring, AB Canada
403-626-3236
> On Mar 22, 2017, at 8:31 AM, Jeffrey Kain via 4D_Tech <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
> wrote:
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> We run a mirror here -- soon to be several mirrors. Overall it works g
We run a mirror here -- soon to be several mirrors. Overall it works great.
There's practically zero overhead in the "New Log File" command (milliseconds).
My only advice would be to make the transfer of the logs happen outside of 4D.
Write a script in Python or PowerShell to handle the moving o
integrate the
log file.
Paul
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Hi Jody,
Good to hear from you! It doesn’t sound like you are very retired. :-)
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I know mirroring changed significantly in
v14, but I’ll definitely be working directly on the server’s drives and then
transporting them after the writing is done.
Thanks.
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Cannon:
We used mirroring extensively last with version 12 (before I ‘retired’). We
used it at many of our sites since mirroring was first available (can’t
remember which version that was).
Of course now we are on v16 so things will likely have changed. We will be
implementing mirroring with t
Hi Paul,
I’m just working out how to do this theoretically at the moment. But, no, they
won’t be on the same local network. I want them geographically diverse. And I
think I want an additional place (FTP site) that is away from both of them to
keep a copy of each log file in case the mirror can
I’m looking into the idea of setting up a mirrored server. One one hand I want
to be pretty aggressive about sending log files to the mirror—probably every
couple of minutes. On the other hand, I don’t want to use “New log file” and
then send the log file if nothing has changed.
Has anyone done
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