Strategy to get ggated device mutually available in two systems
R. B. Riddick
arne_woerner at yahoo.com
Fri Aug 18 22:21:57 UTC 2006
It is not necessary to resend your request so often...
I will try to help u a little bit:
--- Jean Milanez Melo <jmelo at freebsdbrasil.com.br> wrote:
> suggestions. In summary I want to have gmirrored enviroment in two
> servers with one device commom to both servers, so I can be confident
> that both systems will always access the same data from both machines.
>
U could try to access the ggate disk via localhost and from the remote host (I
think that ggate allows multiple hosts to access it _via_ggate_).
> If I can make my goals any clearer, let me know.
>
I would like to know, how u plan to do serialization/synchronization/locking...
I mean: What if both hosts update the same sector?
host A updates his local disk
host B updates his local disk
host B updates host A's local disk
host A updates host B's local disk
Then the mirror would be not in sync...
Furthermore a file system like UFS does not like multiple read/write mounts (as
far as I know)...
Maybe AFS or arla/coda6_server/coda6_client from ports/net or so is more what u
want?
-Arne
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