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DigiCrime
Tue 28th Feb '06, 7:14pm
Edit:
I setup a remote mysql connection so that works alright... the slave option in Vbulletin whats its main purpose ?
Marco van Herwaarden
Wed 1st Mar '06, 5:30am
The Slave option is used when you have 2 MySQL servers, where the second is a replica of the first. You can now spread the load between the servers: (modt) Read Operations->Slave, Write Operations->Master
DigiCrime
Wed 1st Mar '06, 12:33pm
Does the info on slave need to be the same as the master? I was lookin for some info on how to set this up but I didnt find anything
Zachery
Fri 3rd Mar '06, 2:53am
Yes, the database name needs to be the same, and the servers need to actually be configured for replication.
deatheyes
Sat 4th Mar '06, 8:33am
how to synchronous them ?
Zachery
Sat 4th Mar '06, 9:18am
Its something tyou setup between two mysql servers. Do you have root level access to two mysql servers?
Replicators
Wed 15th Mar '06, 2:47pm
Is it planned to be able to do this with 2 server's with different db names? Cause on my webhost we have 5 mysql slots, but can only have one name for one db. And i like the load balancing idea!
Zachery
Wed 15th Mar '06, 2:48pm
No, this is only a dedicatd solution, there is also not much we can control. Most of this is done on the mysql side of things.
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