Re: [mysar-support] multiple proxies with MySAR 2.0.13

[Greg C. <gr...@th...>]

If it does then, it is a much smaller hack - basically pulling out the
importer & config-ing it to connect to a remote host.  It will we a month or
so before I get play time on this...
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Greg

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Giannis Stoilis [mailto:gi...@st...]
> Sent: Thursday, 12 July 2007 14:53
> To: mysar support mailing list
> Subject: Re: [mysar-support] multiple proxies with MySAR 2.0.13
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> On 7/12/07, Greg Cunningham <gr...@th...> wrote:
> > Instead of one instance of mysar running locally on a MySQL=20
> host & nfs
> > imports of remote logfiles (my hack), what about having an=20
> instance of the
> > mysar importer running locally on each squid host & connecting
> > asynchronously to the (remote) MySQL/apache host?  Does the=20
> developer pool
> > forsee any problems here? Will the indexes keep the=20
> date/time entries sane?
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> In my opinion, it should work without problems.
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> Regards
> - Giannis
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