Perhaps i should have explained the multimaster a bit better.
In mysql 5.x it is posible to have tables with autoincrement, the
special thing is that you can have
multiple servers, the first one using 1,11,21,31 as the id, the seconds
server 2,22,32 and so on.
This gives the posibility to have multiple mysql-servers inserting into
the same table at the same time
at geographicaly distributed places.
My Ide'a is to have 2 MX'es (dbmail-lmtp) in UK & US, and a couple of
dbmail-imap with webmail at other servers.
Thus I would have a fully geographicaly redundant installation, with no
single point of failure, and all the MX'es can recieve
mail even if the network becomes unavaibale for a short while.
I know there where a discussion regarding uniq-id's and so on, and
breaking the RFC, but, I'm wondering if anyone
have actualy done this, distregarding the RFC :)
/Andy
Jorge Bastos wrote:
Well... about multimaster i don't even know what is it :P
But i use dbmail with the latest 5.0.x version
Jorge Bastos
----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 6:18 PM
Subject: [Dbmail] MySQL 5.0 and MultiMaster anyone ?
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone have been using DBMail with MySQL 5.x, and
if so, have anyone tried the
multimaster functionality via autoincrement step + baseoffset
functionality to gain multimaster functionality ?
It would be realy interesting to have a multimaster setup with
multiple smtp & imap servers :)
Regards
/Andy
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