Hi Constantin,
That is quite a difficult setup you have there. You should have a look
if there is not a simpler way to accomplish whatever this setup is for.
That said, you should have a look at DRBD (http://www.drbd.org), which
should be able to solve your problems. It detects file changes o
There is nothing simple about it when it comes to a portable
implementation across all platforms which is what it would have to be if
it was in PHP. In your case, you don't need it to be portable, you just
need it to work on your configuration, and there are all sorts of ways
you can solve it with
I was thinking that portable and very simple implementation in php would be
much more used in real world than these experimental too abstract
implementations.
but i guess i'm wrong.
2007/8/3, Rasmus Lerdorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Constantin B wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > i'm not sure its the righ
Constantin B wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i'm not sure its the right place to post this message, so redirect me if i'm
> wrong.
>
> Here the problematic :
>
> We are alot running php across multiple backend servers and we all know that
>
> we need to syncronise the php sources usualy we do that with rsy
Hello,
i'm not sure its the right place to post this message, so redirect me if i'm
wrong.
Here the problematic :
We are alot running php across multiple backend servers and we all know that
we need to syncronise the php sources usualy we do that with rsync , some of
us run all backends on an
