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Q: How to setup a shared oer+MySQL setup? (#56) Inserted/last edited by EQU <equ@equnet.org> on 2003-06-17 00:47:23 |
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A: I have written a comprehensive guide on the subject, you can either find it in the oer+MySQL distribution package since version 1.0-39 (SYNCGUIDE) or view it online.
If the scenarios listed in SYNCGUIDE do not fulfill your requirements maybe oersync is what you are after. In the current MySQL releases there is problem with detecting a broken network connection. It could take upto 17 minutes for oer+MySQL (MySQL) to detect a broken network connection. The only way you can solve this problem right now is to use a local database for all your oer+MySQL instances and use oersync to sync the admin and/or user data between the oer+MySQL instances. oersync takes a source and destination MySQL database and syncs the admin and/or user data from the source to the destination. Neither of the databases has to be local. oersync is a external program and is written in C. You can download oersync from the oer and oer+MySQL download page. |