Hi all,
I know that you can export functions in a DLL in Windows. This does not seem to be the case in shared libraries in linux.
Or is there an equivalent in linux as well.
thanx for the time.
Regards, Shrikant
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Dear friend,
Can any one tell me how o\to do replication in Linux. As I have one server
(Linux) which contains data . Now I want to replicate that data to other server as
master server.And whenever any new data comes to this server it will
automatically replicate on master server.
Please help me out.
Regards
Ajay Salunke
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Hello If it's just data replication and syncronization RSYNC is the solution, which u'll have to cron every night of so. If it need be invoked whenever data is updated.. may be u may need to run cron jobs that run in small intervals.. or wil have to write a script that polls for updates (It's really wierd). There are old utilities like RDIST which can also be used-but is outdated (People still uses it). Regards Binulal Narayanan
Ajay Salunke wrote:
Dear friend,
Can any one tell me how o\to do replication in Linux. As I have one server
(Linux) which contains data . Now I want to replicate that data to other server as
master server.And whenever any new data comes to this server it will
automatically replicate on master server.
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 08:36:17 -0700 (PDT), Ajay Salunke ajay_salunke@yahoo.com wrote:
Dear friend,
Can any one tell me how o\to do replication in Linux. As I have one server
(Linux) which contains data . Now I want to replicate that data to other server as
master server.And whenever any new data comes to this server it will
automatically replicate on master server.
In SuSE Linux you can schedule backups and specify the location graphically ... its pretty simple to do.
alternately you can use rysnc ...
or mount the remote server over NFS ... set a cronjob to copy newer files
or you cud use tools like G4U ( ghost utils )
or use some app for incremental / full backup ...
Happy Computing Harsh
Hi,
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 14:01, Harsh Busa wrote:
Can any one tell me how o\to do replication in Linux. As I have one server
(Linux) which contains data . Now I want to replicate that data to other server as
master server.And whenever any new data comes to this server it will
automatically replicate on master server.
Try and use NBD and / or Intermazo. they are kernel modules for on-the-fly data replication over network file systems.
HTH With regards,
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Philip Tellis -
Shrikant Vishwanathan