I think we did it with cyrus.
I have clustered two machines each of which runs cyrus in active/active way.
When one machine goes down, the other has to run two instances of cyrus.
To do so, we made each instance of cyrus listen on a specific IP address in config
file.
For example, 211.192.212.1:2003 for lmtp.
(in config file, lmtp cmd='/usr/cyrus/bin/lmtp' listen=211.192.212.1:2003 prefork=0)
Of couse, each instance load its configuration from difference file.
We had to specify the config file with '-c' option.
Until now, it works well.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tarjei Huse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 2002-01-20 (일) 오전 6:43
To: Abdallah Deeb
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Running 2 Cyrus on one machine
Abdallah Deeb wrote:
> I need to run 2 instances of CYRUS on one machine. is
> this possible (could each instance listen to a
> diffrent port (IMAP, some port beyond 1024)?)
Yes, in cyrus conf:
for each service set them to listen to a uniqe ip then set up aliasses for each
card, and you can even keep the standard ports.
(man cyrus.conf)
It's also possible to set a -C option to use different config files w/
different
options.
Tarjei
>
> Hello list,
>
>
> This used to be possible using xinetd but is it still
> with the cyrus master process ?
>
> thank you
>
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