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On 08/11/10 12:08, Simon Waters wrote:
I'm trying to have unified 'user experience'. Use any of the machines and get at the same data. The server is not powerful enough to do anything other than file serving/web proxy/mail server though. I do a bit of web/mysql development and at the moment I just copy the 'current' public_html tree and an sqlserver backup to whichever machine I feel like working on via the server but thats a few moments work - and I'm getting lazy so I was thinking that the server could probably handle being a 'master' in rsync .. but then svn might be better but not for the sql...tom wrote:My concern is whether to use it for things like thunderbird or mysql (I have a laptop that goes out sometimes) or is that just not on - do I have to find some simple 'groupware' for the server for tbird and clustering for mysql?What are you trying to achieve?
Not if 3g dont work here so its not worth paying for - and would probably require a new laptop... and a job to pay for the 3g...You can get thunderbird to cache imap mail server these days, which lets you read emails when offline (whatever that is), and you can queue them up to send.MySQL - urm sounds a bad idea unless you just want a copy to demonstrate.In these days of 3G broadband dongles free with your cereal, why mess around replicating data when you can access the master copy?
Like I say - I'm getting lazy. Tom te tom te tom -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq