> Torsten Schlabach wrote:
>> > The config you would need is to use drbd to mirror the data
>> > directories
>>
>> Is this officially supported / endorsed?
> Not that I know of but someone else may have a better idea than me
>> I learned that Cyrus IMAPd (for whatever reason) is quite picky on
>> f
>> Search for rolling replication. Though I failed to get it working
>> >> reliably ...
The only problem with rolling replication is that if you fail over to
the replica and mail gets delivered to it. When you bring the master
back up unless you are carefull (i.e. switch which is master and which
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Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> > The config you would need is to use drbd to mirror the data
> > directories
>
> Is this officially supported / endorsed?
Not that I know of but someone else may have a better idea than me
> I learned that Cyrus IMAPd (for whatever reason) is quite picky on
> filesystems
> The config you would need is to use drbd to mirror the data
> directories
Is this officially supported / endorsed?
I learned that Cyrus IMAPd (for whatever reason) is quite picky on
filesystems. From the FAQ:
--- SNIP ---
# Using NFS We don't recommend it. If you want to do it, it may poss
Search for rolling replication. Though I failed to get it working
reliably ...
Do you mean this stuff here:
http://nfs-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/~dpc22/cyrus/replication.html
Regards,
Torsten
Ulrich Spoerlein schrieb:
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
you are searching for heartbeat and drbd
But this w
>you are searching for heartbeat and drbd
>>
>> But this will "just" provide the HA filesystem, won't it?
>>
>> Isn't there a technology available in Cyrus IMAPd which will replicate
>> changes to a mailbox to two different servers?
>>
Firstly, hello to the list.
drbd is a file system replicatio
Torsten Schlabach wrote:
> > you are searching for heartbeat and drbd
>
> But this will "just" provide the HA filesystem, won't it?
>
> Isn't there a technology available in Cyrus IMAPd which will replicate
> changes to a mailbox
> to two different servers?
Search for rolling replication. Thou
> you are searching for heartbeat and drbd
But this will "just" provide the HA filesystem, won't it?
Isn't there a technology available in Cyrus IMAPd which will replicate
changes to a mailbox to two different servers?
Michael Grundmann schrieb:
Torsten Schlabach schrieb:
Does anyone have a
Torsten Schlabach schrieb:
Does anyone have a redundant IMAP config up and running where failure of a
mailbox server would not mean any service disruption? It might be worth
documenting such a setup in the Cyrus Wiki.
you are searching for heartbeat and drbd
--
Gruß Michael
...der auch imm
Hi Phillipe!
Your question is very valid in the first place; a lot of people are looking for
that scenario. (Including one of the sites which I work on right now.)
I think you will have to become clear of some things:
1. An MX is a Mail eXchanger, i.e. Exim, Postfix or the like. The MX does not
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