This daisy-chained master scenario is possible.
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From: Dyego Souza Dantas Leal
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Sent: 4/28/04 6:47 AM
Subject: The MySQL Replication...
Importance: High
Hello Guys !!!
I'm want to solve this problem with the replication :
MASTER <- SLAVE OF MASTER<SLAVE1> <- SLAVE OF SLAVE 1<SLAVE2>
The replication on MySQL supports this "schema" ?
Exists a possibility to use Slave of Slave on Replication ?
The Insert is STORED on MASTER and REPLICATED to SLAVE1 and REPLICATED
to SLAVE 2 AFTER stored on SLAVE1...
This is possible ?
THANKS !!!!
My System is Debian Linux Box , Kernel 2.6 with MySQL 4.0.18-PRO with
512MB of ram, using InnoDB and Multi-MySQL-Servers...
InnoDB,SQL,MySQL,Help !!!!
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