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Why not just listen on both IP addresses on both systems? It shouldn't
matter since only one or the other interface would be up the machine.

I would think you'd want the replication in case any changes are made to the
web site. Here, we dynamically add & remove objects all the time (we serve
reports via web interface) but due to locking issues we can't leave the
MIMIX data group active. So we just turn the data group on at night & let
it catch up when few or no users are online.

On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 1:15 PM, <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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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