Hello community- A few years ago I setup rsync where I ran two apache servers. One was the main server and the other held a mirror of the main. That was a while back and I set it up via this tut- http://www.howtoforge.com/mirroring_with_rsync My question is this- I'm running ISPConfig 3 (Debian) and back then I ran ISPConfig 2. Before I go through the steps, anyone know if this will work for isp3 and it is the best way for redundancy? What started this was a server failure during a meeting with a customer and it was embarrassing. I need the ability for when the main server goes down, a second server takes over and in the past, this worked great. Thanks all! Happz
I'm trying to replicate a server across the internet using rsync but I'm looking to see if this is still a practice out in the field. As far as I know, you can manage multiple servers in ispconfig3 but I want to produce a fail-safe environment-i.e.if one server goes down the other will continue to serve the websites. thx, happz
Till or Falko (or anyone that wants to help answer): Will rsync work in today's environment (ispconfig3) using the how to written in 06' for ispconfig 2? Thanks, Happz
