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HA replication of /www directory

Currently I noticed that we are replicating our /www and all
subdirectories except the log directories. I am guessing we excluded the
log directories quite some time ago due to locks. The problem is that the
/WWW/servername/conf/httpd.conf directory may have a line like
listen xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80
on one system and
listen yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy:80
on the backup system and replicating it clobbers the change.

Can y'all see any reason to replicate the /www directory? I thought of
backup reasons as we only back up from the backup machine (other than the
once every other month save of the primary). I guess if backups are that
critical we can set up our HA software to replicate to another directory
like /backup/www.


Rob Berendt

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