Did any body tried using rsync to replicate between backup and primary
qmail servers. Is it recommended for a Qmail hosting multiple domains
having more then 7000 users.
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Regards,
Tariq Azad
Sr. Network Engineer
Micronet Broadband (Pvt) Ltd.
73-E GD- Arcade Fazal-ul-Haq Road
Islamabad.
Tariq Azad/OPS wrote:
Did any body tried using rsync to replicate between backup and primary
qmail servers. Is it recommended for a Qmail hosting multiple domains
having more then 7000 users.
Try nfs or whatever backend storage interface you fancy for your storage
server and put
Tariq Azad/OPS wrote:
Did any body tried using rsync to replicate between backup and primary
qmail servers. Is it recommended for a Qmail hosting multiple domains
having more then 7000 users.
Sigh, I guess you meant qmail configuration and not the mail store.
Don't post when you get back
Tariq Azad/OPS wrote:
Did any body tried using rsync to replicate between backup and primary
qmail servers. Is it recommended for a Qmail hosting multiple domains
having more then 7000 users.
I back up our mysql db hourly with mysqldump, on 24 hour x 7day basis and
with rsync I do it on
Quey wrote:
I back up our mysql db hourly with mysqldump, on 24 hour x 7day
basis and
with rsync I do it on all servers regardless of how many users they
have, we also do it on a rolling 7 day basis
Pretty simple, you can expend on this greatly like I do in my main
scripts by using
Steve wrote:
Quey wrote:
I back up our mysql db hourly with mysqldump, on 24 hour x 7day
basis and
with rsync I do it on all servers regardless of how many users they
have, we also do it on a rolling 7 day basis
Pretty simple, you can expend on this greatly like I do in my main
scripts
Now if you only do a normal rsync backup, it's also lost for good, you
can not recover, doing it my way means we can recover, might have lost
a couple days but we can recover their mail (so long as they dont go
away for over a week anyway hehehe)
That is why I rsync to a backup server
Quey wrote:
Yup, however backups are done like this for a reason, say its a
hosting server, a reseller accidentally deletes a domain by mistake,
it's a friday afternoon, he's going away now and comes back monday
morning to find a trillion messages on his phones and emails, if you
do only
I had already tried this, however, I pipe the output of the command to a
log
file which I check most days to ensure it is still working. For some
reason
the errors don't go to the log but get sent to root. If I use -q I get
no
output in the log even.
Hi Andrew,
Well, it seems to be a silly
!).
Thanks.
Andrew.
-Original Message-
From: Bruno Negrao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14 September 2005 17:08
To: vchkpw@inter7.com
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Rsync concerns
I had already tried this, however, I pipe the output of the command to a
log
file which I check most days
-Original Message-
From: Ken Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 September 2005 19:02
To: vchkpw@inter7.com
Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Rsync concerns
Hi Ken,
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Hi,
I have two Vpopmail servers - one which is a backup of the other at a
remote
site.
I am
Hi,
I have two Vpopmail servers - one which is a backup of the other at a remote
site.
I am currently using Rsync to mirror /home/vpopmail/domains/virtualdomain,
however, while this works without errors during the night, during the day we
get errors in the Cronlog because the users are
Andrew Hodgson wrote:
Hi,
I have two Vpopmail servers - one which is a backup of the other at a remote
site.
I am currently using Rsync to mirror /home/vpopmail/domains/virtualdomain,
however, while this works without errors during the night, during the day we
get errors in the Cronlog because
On 2005-09-12, at 0348, Andrew Hodgson wrote:
I am currently using Rsync to mirror /home/vpopmail/domains/
virtualdomain,
however, while this works without errors during the night, during
the day we
get errors in the Cronlog because the users are collecting mail via
POP. I
am not too
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