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rsync is great! You can also use an NFS server to read data
from a central place (also works well if you're doing read-only type
operations). -sc

On Fri, Mar 30, 2001 at 09:44:26AM -0800, Bob Foster wrote:
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> Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2001 09:44:26 -0800
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> From: "Bob Foster" <bfoster@hotresponse.com>
> Subject: [mod_backhand-users] Off-Topic How Do I Mirror the Apache Servers
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> Hi,=20
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> This isn't really a mod_backhand issue but I'm hoping it's close enough to
> the topic that I won't get flamed too badly.
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> I'm going to have 2 Solaris web servers running Apache and mod_backhand
> and load balanced by Cisco Local Director. I need to keep the web files
> and directories on the 2 servers in sync with each other. Neither will be
> a master server. They will be peers.
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> What tools or utilities do you recommend for this task?
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> Thanks!
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> Bob Foster
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