Re: Server replication backup on webserver
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Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 16:31:30 +0100
In-Reply-To: <[🔎] 43819CD2.10705@midnighthax.com> (Keith Edmunds's message of
"Mon, 21 Nov 2005 10:09:22 +0000")
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Quoting Keith Edmunds <keith@midnighthax.com>:
> Radhika wrote:
>> Please suggest me some tools to do this.I am planning to run everyday
>> only incremental backup.
>
> rsync would be my first choice in this situation (if I understand your
> requirements correctly)
I second that. I've desided to run my rsync every five minutes which is/can
be a little nuicance for me since I replicate from my 'shell access server'
(where all/most users have access) to my two live web servers (round-robin).
But all in all, it works fine. The first time it can take a couple of hours
to do the sync, but rsync is quite clever to find out what files have been
changed, so the following sync's take 10 seconds (no changes) or a maximum
of a few minutes (some changes).
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