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I currently use rsync heavily for off-site disaster recovery backups.
The only problem would be our users expect to immediately see their
site changes.

I was also considering using Apache redirects from server 1 to 2 .

Any other ideas?

On 12/6/05, Randy Ramsdell <rramsdell at adelphia.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 2005-12-06 at 19:52 -0500, mark walters wrote:
> > I'm rebuilding 2 machines and was seeking advice on some setup issues.
> > Here is the current setup.
> >
> > Currently Machine One runs Redhat with Apache 1.3.3. With minimum
> > number of secure users.
> > Machine 2 runs Redhat with over 100 users that ssh or ftp in and
> > upload files for personal web pages.
> > Machine 1 NFS mounts  Machine 2 and serves up web pages from user
> > accounts that are only on Machine 2 .
> > The Main sites data sits on Machine 1  serving  domain www.site.com
> > and user data sits on Machine 2 and serves www.site.com/~user through
> > the NFS mount.
> > I would like to get away from the NFS mounts.
> >
> > I'll have the following components available for a new solution
> > 2 blades in an enclosure attached to a San via redundant fiber channel cards.
> > Available Redhat versions:
> > Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 AS and ES for x86
> > I will be using Apache 2 (latest version that ships with Redhat).
> > I won't have access to Redhat GFS .
> > I'm in the planning phase and open to all ideas except setting up a cluster.
> > I would still like to have:
> > Machine 1 with minimum of secure users
> > Macine 2 with general accounts accessing storage space for web pages.
> > I would like machine one as primary web server serving www.site.com
> > I would like to have general user data on Machine 2  with www.site.com/~user
> > Thanks in advance for the help.
> > Mark
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&gt; What kind of suggestions were you looking for?
&gt;
&gt; You could run an rsync server on M1 and a cron job that sends the
&gt; uploaded user data from M2.
&gt;
&gt; Or you could run Apache on M2 just for the users web pages.
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&gt; I would probably do the first suggestion and it seems more clean.
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