On Tuesday 08 March 2005 03:35 pm, Dave Goodrich wrote: > Ken Jones wrote: > > <snip> > > >>Before I grab that (might be later this week before I can look at it), > >>are there any ideas/concepts for using vpopmaild with a group of > >>machines? I'm curious how this can add a domain. Are you able to HUP > >>qmail on multiple machines once a domain is added? > > > > Well, once you connect to the vpopmail daemon on the machine, the > > add domain function calls the vpopmail library add domain function > > that does the HUP signal to qmail-send. > > Understood, but what of the other three machines I have running? They > all use the same control files. If I add a domain on machine A using > vpopmail daemon, machine A gets to HUP qmail-send, but I cannot run > vadddomain again on machines B, C, D. So I must login and run "svc -h > /service/qmail-send" manually on machine B, C, and D.
the way I've handled this in the past on customer machines is to have a 'sync'
script that syncs the control files (set on a cronjob.. run every 5
minutes..) and it checks timestamps and HUPs/restarts daemons accordingly.
-Jeremy
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