Jake Vickers wrote:
Vpopmail in QMT uses a Mysql DB. It's trivial to replicate that
database between multiple machines and there are a variety of methods
to accomplish this. I'm going to start a video series on the magazine
this coming week on how to build a cluster that replicates all the
data between all the machines (database and mail store), so you could
list all of your mail servers as MX records (or even a single MX
record with multiple IPs!) and it would not matter which server
accepted the data, as it would be replicated between them all. Your
users would be able to use any (or all, depending on how you set it
up) of the servers as their pop/smtp servers, or you could dedicate 1
machine as the smtp and the rest as the incoming, or whatever.
The video will be over the next few weeks as this is a complicated
task. I plan on doing other cluster setups in the upcoming videos when
the user requests get lean.
To clarify to everyone (it was late last night when I wrote that
message), this video series will be on how to set up a replicated
system. I will cover cluster/ISP style systems in the magazine eventually.
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