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06-18-2002 02:23 AM
06-18-2002 02:23 AM
Re: Mirroring SW on different directories
hi Enrico,
here is another way to solve your problem.
export on each maschine the /home an mount it via nfs to the other host AND loop back to localhost !!
/dev/vgcdeA/lvol1 8388608 5830640 2479402 70% /export/homeA
pkgcde01:/export/homeA 8388608 5830640 2479400 70% /homeA
pkgcde02:/export/homeB 8388608 2639824 5569264 32% /homeB
now you can use the same /home on both nodes.
We practice this methode with our CDE-server-Cluster and it works fine.
micha
here is another way to solve your problem.
export on each maschine the /home an mount it via nfs to the other host AND loop back to localhost !!
/dev/vgcdeA/lvol1 8388608 5830640 2479402 70% /export/homeA
pkgcde01:/export/homeA 8388608 5830640 2479400 70% /homeA
pkgcde02:/export/homeB 8388608 2639824 5569264 32% /homeB
now you can use the same /home on both nodes.
We practice this methode with our CDE-server-Cluster and it works fine.
micha
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06-18-2002 02:54 AM
06-18-2002 02:54 AM
Re: Mirroring SW on different directories
I did not read the whole thread so this may be a repeat...
Create a lv in your SG volume group that contains all the config files binaries etc you want to keep consistent. Then simply soft link from your local directories to this SG volume group. This way there is only one copy of the file which follows the package 'round
Tim
Create a lv in your SG volume group that contains all the config files binaries etc you want to keep consistent. Then simply soft link from your local directories to this SG volume group. This way there is only one copy of the file which follows the package 'round
Tim
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