On Sun, 30 May 2004 22:45:52 +0200 Michael Heiming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Now while looking around, found this article, describing two-way sync, which seems to be just what I want.;)
http://www.linuxbusinessweek.com/story/32704.htm
Does this article describe everything you require? As I understand it, if server 'A' is currently 'live', then as soon as a user updates a file on server 'A', you want to replicate that change to server 'B'. Similarly, if they are on 'B', you want changes replicated to 'A'. This replication should take place in real time, or if the 'other' server is
Not in real time with rsync, I suppose it should be fine running the cron job every 15-30 minutes. There's not much changing data on the LTSP server, so even once a hour would be enough. The goal is to present the user with his environment on the other system. Case the server hw breaks, the tc will probably only display the grey Window with the large X. Now, user switches off his tc and on again, in about 20 sec. he'll be able to login again (on the second LTSP server) and find his environment.
not available, as soon as it becomes available.
People pay serious money for this functionality on proprietary systems...
Yep, but then you are talking about shared cluster fs, there's GFS and perhaps other. Albeit, for my purposes rsync (through ssh) will work fine.
Michael Heiming
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