Hi Colin, i agree with both you and Bram there. It is not a reliable backup of the database but really only useful for sharing a database across several machines and worked well for the use case where my laptop was generally connected to my LAN and I worked away from home occasionally. haven't had any experience with how it copes with simultaneous access and locking issues. There is also the MYSQL Cluster as another approach. You also need to check that the replication is up to date and completed before assuming the databases are identical. I use a cron job and mysqldump to dump the databases to an NAS for backup.
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