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Apr 18 2007

Mysql Failover

Published by under Mysql

Important note: Heartbeat is now obsolete and has moved to a new stack available on Clusterlabs. For simple high availability project using a virtual IP, try out keepalived that does monitoring and failover with just a simple configuration file. When a Mysql server contains critical data, it’s always a good idea to rely on more […]

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Apr 01 2007

Mysql Replication

Published by under Mysql

Having a few databases running on Mysql with tables growing to several millions of rows, backups become pretty heavy. If the server fails, it can mean several hours lost, working on setting up a new server and reimporting the data from the backup. I’m not even talking about the potential financial loss due to the […]

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Oct 11 2006

Archive Accounting Records in Freeradius

Published by under Freeradius,Mysql

Logging Radius accounting into Mysql database can fill up a lot of space. Some performance issues will arise at some stage as well, especially if traffic reporting scripts are to be added to the overall system. That’s why we added a new table to archive older Freeradius accounting records. Motivations We can of course delete […]

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Sep 26 2006

Apache Authentication against Active Directory

Published by under Apache,Ldap

Steps to authenticate Apache against Windows Active Directory with LDAP module.

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