To follow this up and close it... I think As I did more checking, I
discovered that for some reason yet unknown, the database was not actually
replicating on the standby box so of course the audio service events,
clocks, etc were not there that we had created. Short of any other
explanation, a
I've recently moved to Aman for replication between two servers:
http://rivendell.tryphon.org/wiki/Aman_Debian_Wheezy_Install
But to be honest my backup solution for years has been mysqldump and an
rsync on /var/snd. I recently moved to a simple system (I swear there
is a tool in Rivendell
"(I swear there is a tool in Rivendell for this but I couldn't find it)"
That's RDSelect. It's not installed automatically, you'll have to yum
install or equivalent. Works well; I use it to switch my laptop between
being a standalone Rivendell system and being a client on our production
system.
Rivendell 2.10.3, Centos 6.7, master-slave server setup:
In order to have a true backup system, I need to be able to quickly switch
over servers and get back on the air quickly. The database and audio
replication works fine but so far I have not found out how to back up or
replicate the events,
