Hello Ryan,
>> thanx for info; do you know if mysql4 supports what i want? i need the
>> mysql4 configured on 2 hosts with master-master databases. both dbs
>> should sync their data [replication] but it should be possible to write
>> in both dbs.
RB> I'm pretty sure it doesn't. I thought I re
armin langhofer wrote:
hi roel
thanx for info; do you know if mysql4 supports what i want? i need the
mysql4 configured on 2 hosts with master-master databases. both dbs
should sync their data [replication] but it should be possible to write
in both dbs.
armin.
Doesn't look like it: ht
On Thu, 2002-12-05 at 12:17, armin langhofer wrote:
> hi roel
>
> thanx for info; do you know if mysql4 supports what i want? i need the
> mysql4 configured on 2 hosts with master-master databases. both dbs
> should sync their data [replication] but it should be possible to write
> in both dbs.
hi roel
thanx for info; do you know if mysql4 supports what i want? i need the
mysql4 configured on 2 hosts with master-master databases. both dbs
should sync their data [replication] but it should be possible to write
in both dbs.
armin.
Roel Rozendaal - IC&S schrieb:
Hi armin,
haven't t
Hi armin,
haven't tested it for myself yet but as the c interface has not changed
dbmail should work with mysql 4 - in fact some people on this list are
currently using it. Apparently you have to include the z library (-lz
as a linker option) to have it build. Good luck!
regards roel
armin
You are looking at two different capabilities: Replication, Fallover.
The Replication would be done with the database.
Then Fallover would be done through some other system which would
redirect the smtp or pop request to an available service. You might
want to check out Wackamole:
http://ww
hi hans, hi jbw
i read the first terms of the drbd howto.
the problem i figured out is, that dbmail would store the new mails only
on one host and if that host fails the "secondary" host can not store
the data.
the same is for postgres-r, jbw
i was looking for a solution which gives me the
: "armin langhofer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 7:49 PM
Subject: [Dbmail] redundant smtp/pop3 with: dbmail + db [postgres] + postfix
> hi
>
> i'm trying to set up 2 redundant dbmail hosts. the main goal is, that
> the first host retreiv
PostgreSQL does not currently support replication. There are a couple
trigger based solutions that provide master-slave or peer-peer
operation, but these all provide Lazy syncronization.
The few integrated solutions only work in Master-Slave operation now.
The project that I am following is P
hi
i'm trying to set up 2 redundant dbmail hosts. the main goal is, that
the first host retreives [smtp] and provides [pop3] all mails if the
second host went down and the other way round.
dbmail doesn't support mysql4; mysql3 doesn't support two master
databases afaik so i compiled dbmail w
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