I have two Plesk servers running on CentOS. I want if one server goes down 2nd will start serve requests to clients. But data should be sync from first server to 2nd server or we can say 2nd will 100% replica of first. So if one server goes down 2nd will start serve users data thats they required like databases, emails and web request.
I was trying to get Active Sync running on my Windows Server 2008 R2 to be able to sync calenders, adress-books etc. with my mobile without success. With a Linux Server ot seems to be "easy" changeable like posted here: [URL]...
Need getting Active Sync running on my Windows machine? According to the steps in the mentioned post, I failed very early
1. check
2. I changed the following files: => "C:inetpubvhostswebmailhordeconfigconf.php" "C:ParallelsPleskWebmailhordehordeconfigconf.php" "C:ParallelsPleskWebmailhordehordeconfigconf.php.plesk"
with the values: => $conf['auth']['admins'] = array(my mail account); $conf['activesync']['enabled'] = true; $conf['activesync']['version'] = '14.1';
3. Rewrite: here the "problems" start, as of course I don't have the nginx option the question is, where to place the rewrite-rules best?
4. check
5. don't know what to do here, if it even is a problem with the max connections to the imap server?
6. I can restart the mailenable service ?
7. as I have admin rights in horde now, I could do step 7!
That's it? I can't use the active sync features ...
i have two differnt server at two differnt datacenters,with same contant,runing under subdomain eg main domain is domain.com and subdomain is sub.domain.com both are same site,i used this to reduce server load and share request,but the problem iam haveing when update any stuff i need to update on both server it bit diffcult any way to update contant via rsync between the two servers?
The backup program (cpbackup) that comes with WHM/Cpanel is not ideal for our current situation. We have lots of third party applications installed on our server along with many customized configuration files. We need a solution that will backup everything and allow for fairly simple restoration.
How viable is rsync for full server backups? Can it handle 100 GB of data?
More importantly, how would you restore the backup to a new server? If the new server already has an OS the restored files would break the system, right?
We want to backup the contents of our public_html dir to another server we sue for backups. What is the proper rsnyc command to use. I am currently in the source server and want to send it to a specific user account on the destination server.
What is the best way to get backup from linux server to windows same as rsync
i need to take offside backup from my linux server to windows server,before i used rsync to take backup,now i need to make backup in windows server with help of any software which work same as rsync or any software which must have good feature.
We have a set of files that get modified from day to day.
Since they know I own a dedicated server (Linux) they ask me if it would be possible to have an offsite backup on my server of the set of files on the windows 2003 server.
Also, I dont want to have the whole files set to be uploaded everyday.
I am aware of rsync on *nix system, but do you have any suggestions on how to proceed with a windows 2003 server to a unix server?
I have wrote a shell script that uses public keys to sync data between some servers, the problem is that moving about 20 GB from one server to another, is consuming too much CPU, about 80%. Is this normal? Should I use nice -n +number scp -p bla bla bla.. as syntax to try to get a lower cpu usage?
We want to build a file server in our office - either Windows or Linux (doesn't make a difference to us).
We have a lot of satellite offices, and want to have certain computers have access to specific files/folders on the fileserver.
The catch is this... we would like some of our satellite computers to "sync" with the files/folders on the fileserver.
For example, a developer who is constantly working with a particular client, will always want his/her files to sync up with what is on the server.
The developer will want to work with a local copy of the files, and once finished, will upload them to the file server.
A few days go by, and there is a possibility the fileserver has additional information for that client. The developer would then want to download the changed files from the fileserver.
The benefit of working with local files, is that it is quicker to make changes. We can always leave the desktop on overnight to sync between the fileserver and the desktop.
Any suggestions what to look into here?
All of our desktops are on Windows, so we would need a windows application that has this functionality.
Rsync seems to be the closest thing I've found so far.
We are in the process of replacing our site & hardware (all co-located servers) and moving to a five server config with 2 Apache servers, 2 MySQL servers and a stage server (where pages are prepared). The Apache servers utilise mod_proxy_balancer and a PHP/MySQL script to connect to either of the MySQL servers which replicate with each other.
The bit I am a bit stuck on is keeping both the Apache servers in sync with eachother in terms of files (pages & images) - has anyone got any suggestions that could help with this?
Ideally, the images would be placed on the stage server and automatically copied to the 2 Apache servers. I did have one idea which was to put the images on one of the MySQL servers and use that as a file store but then if that goes down, we are in the poo so to speak.
When I try to unlock a subscription I get the following error message. The fact is that I have not customized any time any parameter of this subscription, but has blocked me.ERROR: Call to a member function isDefault() on a non-object (Domain.php:966)
I'am using Plesk 12 Web Pro Edition, I would like to know how can I sync my customers with WHMCS? I have config Plesk Server (at whmcs, module version Plesk 10/11) according to WHMCS. But I still with error and without can sync, users, domains, etc... from plesk web pro to whmcs.
I'm looking for a method to basically clone my plesk site to another hosting provider also running plesk, the idea is so if my site A is down, I can just re-point the dns entry to Site B, and minimize downtime.
It makes sense to me to pay 2x hosting costs so I can have a site mirrored in case the main site goes offline, then I can just switch the dns to the new host. The trick is how can I automatically keep Site B mirrored as part of site A. Using Plesk Backup doesn't seem practical as it's not automatic. Does Cpanel have a site mirroring feature?
Would something like rsync work? Doesn't this require shell access? I'm looking for best practices to be able to mirror Site A to Site B in an automatic method..