[Csync2] cysnc2 vs linking hackery
Rafiu Fakunle
rafiu at openfiler.com
Tue Dec 5 21:28:25 CET 2006
Hi Giampaolo,
Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
> From: csync2-bounces at lists.linbit.com
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>> [...]
>
> I guess Rafiu would like to sync metadata with it.
Precisely.
> If this is the case, I'm not shure csync2 can help.
>
:(
> Don't know what's supposed to be in /var/lib/nfs (it's years I don't use it anymore), but the content of /var/cache/samba looks like a lot of BDBs, which are not safe to be syncd through csync2.
>
double :(. No way around this? Perhaps using samba's tdbbackup tool in
some form? I *really* don't want to use a cluster_meta block device if
it can be helped.
Thx,
R.
> giampaolo
>
>
>> Michael.
>>
>>
>>> I read in an ML post that csync2 is only recommended for slow
>>> changing config files. How would that apply to metadata for services
>>> like nfs , Samba/winbind etc. Could I use csync2 to replicate
>>> /var/lib/nfs and /var/cache/samba for instance?
>>>
>>> If csync2 is not the way to go, how about a cross between the
>>> metadata volume and some other [d|i]notify based solution where
>>> local changes (on active primary) are synced to the metadata volume
>>> and then synced back to place (on passive secondary), controlled as
>>> a heartbeat resource, when a failover occurs.
>>>
>>> TIA
>>>
>>> R.
>>>
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