Hi Thomas,
Thanks for you answer. This is also exactly what we already do in most cases ;-)
I guess currently it's a trade off: If you don't want to stop
jackrabbit for making a backup, you must have a clustered node that
you can dedicate to making the backup.
Regards,
Bart
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009
Hi,
If you use database persistence managers and a database journal, you
could use the following procedure:
1) stop the cluster node
2) backup the lucene index, config files, and revision.log of this cluster node
3) later on, backup the persistence manager data, journal data, and data store
This
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 3:48 PM, KÖLL Claus wrote:
> hi (thomas),
>
> your post was clear thanks for the info ...
> ok the lucene index is consistent but you will not get a snapshot from the
> repository
> as bart wrote.
>
> I see some problems with barts solution ..
> if you have a large reposito
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Thomas Müller wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> lets say you have a disk crash and you must restore the index folder but it
>> was backed up a day before.
>> to get a consistent state with the data you must re-index the whole
>> workspace.
>
> Probably my original mail was uncle
Hi,
> lets say you have a disk crash and you must restore the index folder but it
> was backed up a day before.
> to get a consistent state with the data you must re-index the whole workspace.
Probably my original mail was unclear. I repeat: "One solution is to
use clustering. One cluster node (
Hi,
> with your solution i will be able to backup the index but that does not solve
> my problem
> if you come in that situation that you must reindex a workspace from blank.
How would you come in that situation?
> i dont know what happens in a cluster environemnt if i start one member
> witho
Hi,
One solution is to use clustering. One cluster node (the 'master') is
used for regular requests, while the other (the 'backup') is used for
backup. The master node continuously runs, while the backup node is
stopped from time to time to create a backup.
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