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Vojtech Moravek <vojtech.moravek_at_cz.tiscali.com> writes: > [1 <text/plain>] > thaks for reprly, > > I mean case 2.. > > plese explain me simply, how I use repair tool for solve the > server-server problem.. [...] > On Po, 2003-01-27 at 10:17, Steffen Neumann wrote: > > or do you 2) *expect* them to be inconsistent simply because one > > was down for some time ? [...] I think you don't trust coda enough that it could handle this situation itself, but I am pretty sure it does. (Jan, Ivan, please correct me if I get this wrong, I have no experience with multiple server installations. In case I got this right, it could go into some manual or docs ?) Things that work: Server1 Server2 online online Client1 <--- modifies --------> file1 Server2 shutdown Client1 <--- modifies file2 Server2 back online Client1 accesses file2 --------> automagic --------> Server-Server resolution for file2 Things that don't work and need manual repair: Server1 Server2 online online Client1 <--- modifies --------> file1 NETWORK OUTAGE, server1 and server2 are separated, but BOTH ARE ONLINE. client1 talks to server1 client2 talks to server2 | | | Client1 | <--- modifies | file2 | | | Client2 | modifies ---> | file2 | Network is back, but server1 has different modification of file2 than server2 has. Conflict! Use repair tool to manually diff the two versions of file2, choose between one of them or merge (using favourite editor or other application) both modifications into single file which then goes to both servers. So again, if one server is down, replication is automagic. Yours, Steffen P.S.: Again set Reply-to: codalistReceived on 2003-01-27 04:51:39