> Thanks for the info!
NP... A bunch of late nights info has not gone to waste.
> How do you find NFS performance? (Did you use any special
> tweaking/mount
> options?)
> And what are you using for auth?(NIS/LDAP etc)
For the most part the NFS performance is good... Even with a 100BaseT
switch
>
> I don't think samba gives the proper filesystem semantics
> that would be needed for this to happen.
Thanks!
>
> > > The other option though, is that
> > > vpopmail does support a master/slave setup where any writable
> > > queries go to server X while readable ones are done locally for
>
> We have been running this particular setup for about a year
> now... I am happy with the overall performance, however when
> things break, they have a tendancy to break badly especially
> with MySQL's replication.
>
> We had a problem with our NFS store dropping out from under the NFS
> se
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 17:06, Michael Bellears wrote:
> >
> > Never used remote logging for multilog so I can't tell you
> > about that, but it looks pretty straight forward. NFS
> > settings can be tweaked to improve its performance/bandwidth
> > usage. I've only seen it chew up a ton of band
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> same time, and what are the chances of that... The other
> option though, is that vpopmail does support a master/slave
> setup where any writable queries go to server X while
> readable ones are done locally for performance. This is a
> better scenario than two way replication since
>
> Never used remote logging for multilog so I can't tell you
> about that, but it looks pretty straight forward. NFS
> settings can be tweaked to improve its performance/bandwidth
> usage. I've only seen it chew up a ton of bandwidth when
> things aren't setup properly, or when a drive cou
Never used remote logging for multilog so I can't tell you about that, but
it looks pretty straight forward. NFS settings can be tweaked to improve
its performance/bandwidth usage. I've only seen it chew up a ton of
bandwidth when things aren't setup properly, or when a drive couldn't be
mounted
