when we switch we comment out the sync_server line on the replica to
make sure it won't listen.
When it comes to get the master up to speed, then we reverse the roles.
We also generate a file with all our usernames in it and feed it to
sync_client on the replica and that way it will go through every user
and make sure they get re-synced.
-Patrick
On May 17, 2006, at 2:51 PM, David Korpiewski wrote:
One last question that I don't see answered on the 'net:
Say the master fails and we push all of our users to the replica,
what is the method to get the changes back from the replica to the
master once we are operational again? Simply reverse the roles?
I'd imagine that bringing the master back online when the replica
is handling all email might cause catastrophic problems when it
starts synching.
Thank you
David
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