[opencms-dev] replicating openCMS instances

[Marcus Popetz]

You could give it a bogus db name, let it create the tables and
install the modules, and then switch the db name in the config files
after you're done installing.

-mp

On 10/31/06, Felix Sprick <felix.sprick at netlight.se> wrote:
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> HI guys,
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> I am trying to run my openCMS-built website in multiple instances behind a
> load-balancer. Since I am running openCMS with mysql I thought it would be a
> good idea to use mysql's replication functionality to have several instances
> of the database. What I did was
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> creating database1 on server1
> setting up openCMS on server1 using database1
> creating content of website in openCMS instance1
> replicating database to server2
> setting up second instance of openCMS on server2 and connecting that one to
> the replicated database
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> It works quite fine, but I get a warning when running the setup wizard
> saying that if I don't create the database tables, I can't import modules
> and stuff. But I don't want to create new tables since they are already
> existent through the replication. So I ignored that warning and finished the
> installation. After that I could log into the openCMS system, but the
> display was scrambled because lots of resources were missing.
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> Any ideas how to fix that or solve this issue in another way?
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> Thanks,
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> Felix
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