Hi,
May be you can try to have a look to mysql-cluster feature ...
But, i guess that you must adapt/change the mediawiki source code il
order to make sql requests mysql-cluster compliant ... :)
should be hard job ... but funny
Best regards
Arnaud.
Le 2 janv. 07 à 01:31, George Herbert a écrit :
On 12/31/06, Kelly Jones
<kelly.terry.jones(a)gmail.com> wrote:
It's "easy" to mirror a MediaWiki
from one primary server to a number
of secondary servers, but is it possible to have multiple primary
servers?
Example: 10 servers and users can make changes on ANY of the 10
servers. Every night, the servers rsync to each other as follows:
1. If server X's version hasn't changed all day and server Y's
version
HAS changed, server X accepts server Y's version.
2. If both server X's and server Y's versions have changed, automatic
CVS style merging is used to resolve the changes.
3. If CVS style merging yields a conflict, the site maintainer is
notified and must merge the two files manually (I'm thinking of a
creating a small site, so this shouldn't be too painful)
I realize the rules above only work for 2 servers -- is there a
clever
version of this for n servers (n>2)?
What are you trying to accomplish by doing that?
The way the data is in the databases, it's a little more hard than
that.
How well do you understand clustering theory?
--
-george william herbert
george.herbert(a)gmail.com
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