[Csync2] Re: Csync2 Digest, Vol 40, Issue 8

[Marc G. Fournier]

Let's try that again ... I think I botched my explanation :)

I have two servers setup so that I want to keep their www document roots 
in sync ... if I modify a file on s1 (/usr/local/www/domain1/www/file1), 
it will get sync'd to s2 ... if I modify a file on s2 
(/usr/local/www/domain2/www/file2), it will get sync'd to s1 ...

Right now, from what I can tell, I have to login to s1 and issue 'csync 
-x' to get file 1 sent to s2, and then login to s2 and issue 'csync -x' 
again to have file 2 sent to s1 ...

Is there something I'm missing that will do it all as one command?  s1 
sends file1 to s2 and then "pulls" file2 from s2 -> 1?



On Mon, 26 Jan 2009, Prashant Ramhit wrote:

> Hi Marc,
>
> What I understood is that Csync2 is only unidirectional sync.
> Either using the actions section, and do-local.
> But you need to test if the actions happens after complete sync from server1.
> One think ii do not understand is if server 1 is synchronizing server 2, so 
> server 2 is in sync with 1.
> So why sync server2 with 1 again??
>
> But plan before, as there may be serious synchronization issues.
>
>
> Regards,
> Prashant
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>> I may be missing something, but is there some way I can run csync2 on 
>> 'server 1' such that it will trigger 'server 2' to do a sync back again?
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>> Or, do I have to run a job on server 1 and one on server 2?
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>> IIf the latter, is there an issue with running both sides simultaenously?
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