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Jhun Bacala wrote:
> Thanks Rick, for these suggestions. But my main problem is budget, I guess
> of the tree options that you've
> mention rsync is the one that I'm considering. I knew in Linux world but
> I've RSYNC along the way coz I've implemented
> SAMBA in our
At 07:36 AM 11/21/02 -0800, you wrote:
Jhun Bacala wrote:
> I have a couple of RedHat boxes and wanted to implement a server to server
> mirroring. In case, where the
> primary server goes down backup server will take over. Thus, minimizing
> downtime.
>
> Is there an appli
Jhun Bacala wrote:
> I have a couple of RedHat boxes and wanted to implement a server to server
> mirroring. In case, where the
> primary server goes down backup server will take over. Thus, minimizing
> downtime.
>
> Is there an application in Linux that can do such thing?
Hi All,
I have a couple of RedHat boxes and wanted to implement a server to server
mirroring. In case, where the
primary server goes down backup server will take over. Thus, minimizing
downtime.
Is there an application in Linux that can do such thing?
thanks,
Jhun Bacala
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Does anyone have any methods of mirroring web/ftp sites using wget?
Also, if mirroring ftp sites, how would you mirror the accounts?
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> Harpreet Dhillon wrote:
>
> Hi All
> How I can mirror redhat update site on my server ?
>
> Thanks
> Harpreet
Hello,
Which version of Red Hat are you using ?
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On Sun, Dec 02, 2001 at 01:00:03AM -0800, Harpreet Dhillon wrote:
> How I can mirror redhat update site on my server ?
If you're a serious updater, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] If it's just for
personal use, look at packages like fmirror.
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Hi All
How I can mirror redhat update
site on my server ?
Thanks
Harpreet
Bobby,
Could you send me the how url? I am always interested in saving the
how-tos of things that I might be interested in learning in the future.
Mike
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> > i've already done it using the instructions in the readme(i'm using
> > mirroring), but there might be improvements in it that i may not be
> > harnessing by using the older instructions.
>
> The best thing to do would be to read th
ns in the readme(i'm using mirroring),
> but there might be improvements in it that i may not be harnessing by using
> the older instructions.
The best thing to do would be to read the RedHat manuals that come on
the Documentation CD. You can download or browse them from the Red
Hi guys,
I read the raid howto for red hat 6.1, i was able to use it for 7.1. now, is
there a different way of doing it for 7.1. it may sound funny because i've
already done it using the instructions in the readme(i'm using mirroring),
but there might be improvements in it that i
Thanks Hossein.
Rgds
Din
"Hossein S. Zadeh" wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Izauddin Mohd Isa wrote:
>
> > when I want to install and do mirror, both fdisk and disk druid report
> > different number for both hard disk, one of the hard disk has 16383
> > cylinder, 255 head and 63 sector, and the o
On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Izauddin Mohd Isa wrote:
> when I want to install and do mirror, both fdisk and disk druid report
> different number for both hard disk, one of the hard disk has 16383
> cylinder, 255 head and 63 sector, and the other one is 30585 cylinder,
> 16 head and 63 sector.
This is ca
Hi,
I want to install redhat 7.0 on a Quantum Fireball Plus AS 20.5 GB hard disk.
Basically I have two of them and I would like to do mirroring on it. My problem is
when I want to install and do mirror, both fdisk and disk druid report different
number for
both hard disk, one of the hard disk
tch.
Does anyone know of either:
1. a way to throttle it or;
2. another mirroring tool that supports throttling
?
TIA,
Jonathan Wilson
System Administrator
Cedar Creek Software
http://www.cedarcreeksoftware.com
Central Texas IT
http
On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
> Well this must be the answer. I will try it today. Thank you very
> much.
>
> "Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
> >
> > On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
> >
> > > Can you suggest an easy way to do it? Now after copying all files to a
> > > new harddisk, I ca
Well this must be the answer. I will try it today. Thank you very
much.
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
>
> On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
>
> > Can you suggest an easy way to do it? Now after copying all files to a
> > new harddisk, I cannot make the new drive bootable! Lilo insists on
>
Mike Burger wrote:
> That won't work if there isn't a valid boot record on the mirror drive.
I am a little puzzled about which part you think won't work. Since I
wrote: "Depending on how you made your mirror, you might not even need
the floppy". That clearly implies that a boot floppy (or bootabl
That won't work if there isn't a valid boot record on the mirror drive.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Duane Clark wrote:
> Perhaps unplug your primary drive, plug your mirror in its place, and
> try booting. Depending on how you made your mirror, you might not even
> need the floppy. But in either case,
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
> Can you suggest an easy way to do it? Now after copying all files to a
> new harddisk, I cannot make the new drive bootable! Lilo insists on
> writing to the real boot device. The chroot '-r' switch cannot change
> this behaviour.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Clemen
Perhaps unplug your primary drive, plug your mirror in its place, and
try booting. Depending on how you made your mirror, you might not even
need the floppy. But in either case, you can now make your mirror
bootable, and not worry about the floppy. Once it is bootable, put it
back as the secondary
Er...um...that should have read "The *chances* that..."
But you probably knew that.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Mike Burger wrote:
> Obviously, you can't always trust your HD, either.
>
> And, if you're overly concerned, make multiple boot floppies. The changes
> that all of them are going to fail
Obviously, you can't always trust your HD, either.
And, if you're overly concerned, make multiple boot floppies. The changes
that all of them are going to fail at one time are fairly slim.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
> Yes, this is workable. But ... is not that perfect, is it? Flop
Yes, this is workable. But ... is not that perfect, is it? Floppies
are always something that I can't really trust.
Mike Burger wrote:
>
> Don't worry about making the replacement drive bootable, to start.
>
> Create a boot disk...if your system crashes, move the mirrored drive into
> the
Don't worry about making the replacement drive bootable, to start.
Create a boot disk...if your system crashes, move the mirrored drive into
the primary spot, boot from the floppy, and run lilo once the system is
up.
On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Clement wrote:
> Can you suggest an easy way to do it? N
Can you suggest an easy way to do it? Now after copying all files to a
new harddisk, I cannot make the new drive bootable! Lilo insists on
writing to the real boot device. The chroot '-r' switch cannot change
this behaviour.
Regards,
Clement
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What's the recommended way to mirror a Red Hat ftp archive? Are there
mirror sites which support rsync, or is there a better way?
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> > Is there any software, commercial/non-commercial, for linux mirroring?
> > I have 2 NFS servers. Only one is used by clients. I want first server
> > (which is used by clients) to automatically mirror the data to another
> > NFS server at the same time. So whenever
> Is there any software, commercial/non-commercial, for linux mirroring?
> I have 2 NFS servers. Only one is used by clients. I want first server
> (which is used by clients) to automatically mirror the data to another
> NFS server at the same time. So whenever some transaction will
Hi,
Is there any software, commercial/non-commercial, for linux mirroring? I
have 2 NFS servers. Only one is used by clients. I want first server (which
is used by clients) to automatically mirror the data to another NFS server
at the same time. So whenever some transaction will be updated on
Hi,Is there any software,
commercial/non-commercial, for linux mirroring? I have 2 NFS servers. Only one
is used by clients. I want first server (which is used by clients) to
automatically mirror the data to another NFS server at the same time. So
whenever some transaction will be updated
There is a utility
mirrordir-0.10.21-1
That does just that! There might be a new version available.
Cheers,
Dominic.
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Where I can find docs on how to mirror disks in Redhat??
Thanks,
Anthony
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On Sun, Jun 04, 2000 at 01:39:35PM +0430, Redhat Mailing List wrote:
> Hi
>
> Does anyone know how to make a mirror of a partition in order
> to have an on time back up?
Check out the Software-RAID howto.
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Hi
Does anyone know how to make a mirror of a partition in order
to have an on time back up?
thanks
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Hi all,
I Run Redhat 6.0 and need to mirror 6 other sites on to my machine.
Kindly point me to some beginner reading on Mirroring sites.
Thanks
Jacob
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On Thu, Jun 18, 1998 at 11:21:28AM +0100, James Youngman wrote:
> l> heard of RAID, could this do it well ?
>
> Take a look at the Software-RAID HOWTO.
There's also a Hardware RAID-1 available as well. You will need a DOS disk
though to initially mirror the disks and then if a HD fails you ne
>>>>> "l" == LEBLIN JY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
l> Does anybody know where i can find a package or a script or a
l> HOWTO to setup a mirroring system on my RH5, with 2 HDD. I've
l> heard of RAID, could this do it well ?
Take a look at the
Does anybody know where i can find a package or a script or a HOWTO to
setup a mirroring system on my RH5, with 2 HDD. I've heard of RAID, could
this do it well ?
Thanks
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On Thu, 28 May 1998, Miroslaw Wodniak wrote:
> Looks like you're looking for RAID Level 1 solution. There was an article in
> Sysadmin (I think) not a long time ago, yes, I just found that. Look for
>June's
> > We are getting ready to setup RH5 Box that will have 2 identical drives.
> > We want t
Hi Chris!
Looks like you're looking for RAID Level 1 solution. There was an article in
Sysadmin (I think) not a long time ago, yes, I just found that. Look for June's
issue of SysAdmin. I've just checked their web site, but they don't publish
theirs articles, so you might want to contact the auth
We are getting ready to setup RH5 Box that will have 2 identical drives.
We want to mirror these drives exactly in realtime incase one fails
(We've had bad luck with the last few drives). Is there a script or
program alrready written so I don't have to reinvent the wheel here?
TIA
Chris
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Hi there,
There is a RealAudio site some of my friends and I would like to listen
to, but the site has a slow connection to the Internet. I was wondering if
it is possible to mirror the site locally, so it gets downloaded from the
main site once, and broadcasted locally (on a much wider bandwidth
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