>> The only problem I forsee is, how do I make the SessionDatabase
>> high-availability? In other words, is there a way to replicate
>> the DB INSERTs and DELETEs so that auth or acct radiator
>> processes talking to MySQL can have entries simultaneously
>> made in SessionDatabases on two different machines? Since
>> MySQL doesn't have any replication features built in, how do
>> people accomplish this syncing?
>>
>
> The simplest thing to do is just use a single SQL host, but use a
> high-availability multi-processor machine with hot-swap RAID disks. This is
> usually *much* easier to do than trying to replicate databases.
>
> hth
>
> Hugh
I certainly agree and do this, however, there is always going to be the need
to reboot the machine. Linux and other Unices still require reboots once a
month.
I just noticed that MySQL 3.23 has some kind of replication feature in it
now, anyone used this that can give this a review?
Chris
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