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Momesso Andrea <momesso.andrea@×××××.com> |
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[Wed, 8 Apr 2009 21:09:57 +0000] : |
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> On Wed, Apr 08, 2009 at 11:06:24PM +0300, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> >> 2) Keeping a copy of the working site on a virtual host in the |
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> >> other machine allows the admin (my wife) to test new stuff, change |
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> >> things, add modules, without putting in danger the main site. |
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> > rsync the main machine to the second machine. You can rsync |
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> > specific folders. If your website is in /var/www of the first |
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> > machine, you can rsync that to the /var/www of the second for |
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> > example. |
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> >> What I ask is some advice on best practice to achieve the needed |
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> >> result; I suppose that all I need is to rsync the webserver |
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> >> directory in a virtual server on the slave machine and to dump the |
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> >> databases, but I'm not sure this will be enough. |
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> > rsync does the mirroring, NAT does the redirection of traffic. |
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> > Those are the tools used by most to achieve what you described. |
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> Ok, but what about databases? Joomla has his own and mediawiki too... |
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> Just dump it and copy it? Will it work? |
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Maybe you can configure some kind of replication ? |
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