On Tuesday 02 January 2007 18:01, Big Wave Dave wrote: > I currently have several machines providing mail relay for my domains. > I have started training one of the machines using sa-learn. However > I would like the other relays to be knowledgable of the training I > have done. I have considered a few options: > -- use sa-learn --backup ... and then "restore" to the other machines. > -- simply rsync the bayes files to the other machines. > > What is the best method? Is there a "proper" way of doing this?
In a situation where you need "several machines" to handle email I think
others have recommended storing bayes data in a database. Perhaps you can
manage with a single database server; otherwise you can use whatever
replication methods offered by the database engine of your choice.
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