My concern would be, what is the mysqld without a database going to do.
Wouldn't it need some
kind of dummy data dir. I'm sure the daemon does some random checks of its
data to ensure that
it is still there.
If this is not a problem then this seems fine.
As far as the OS goes, I would like to s
Hi,
I'm not sure if I understand you but you can't have the datadir/database
filesystem monted read-write on the two servers at the same time. At
least not with consistensy. Perhaps with innodb on raw devices?
/Jörgen
CyberSushi wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've got 2 mysql server that I want to configure
Yes you can run two or more MySQLD's for one database.
You seem to know the problems with this..
I would use Linux but I just find it easy to use
mysqld is stable but if it is not you could just kill it and restart a new
one.
What is more important is the data, how are you protecting that?
If
