Comments on: DAOS, Domino 8.5.1 and Replication http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/ the weird world of eknori Mon, 23 Jan 2012 09:01:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ulrich Krause http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/comment-page-1/#comment-2985 Ulrich Krause Mon, 14 Sep 2009 04:24:23 +0000 http://www.eknori.de/?p=1546#comment-2985 >> I have to compact -c the application on the new server to get the attachments into DAOS This is the only way, it can be done. >> I have to compact -c the application on the new server to get the attachments into DAOS
This is the only way, it can be done.

]]> By: Tim Sullivan http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/comment-page-1/#comment-2983 Tim Sullivan Sun, 13 Sep 2009 22:26:03 +0000 http://www.eknori.de/?p=1546#comment-2983 So it's great to see DAOS recognize the other server has DAOS enabled and flag it in 8.5.1, but what about turning on the DAOS flag on the new replica today in 8.5. Can it be done automagically? I'm able to catch some mail files when I create a request, but it's not an easy process and if I don't catch it, I have to compact -c the application on the new server to get the attachments into DAOS. So it’s great to see DAOS recognize the other server has DAOS enabled and flag it in 8.5.1, but what about turning on the DAOS flag on the new replica today in 8.5. Can it be done automagically? I’m able to catch some mail files when I create a request, but it’s not an easy process and if I don’t catch it, I have to compact -c the application on the new server to get the attachments into DAOS.

]]> By: Dr. DAOS http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/comment-page-1/#comment-2945 Dr. DAOS Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:19:28 +0000 http://www.eknori.de/?p=1546#comment-2945 Each server has its own DAOS repository, so there is no cross-server dependency. If you use a designated back up server and restore to that same server things will work as expected. If you want to be able to restore NLO's to any server you should not use DAOS encryption by setting DAOS_ENCRYPT_NLO=0. This will mean that you need to control access to the DAOS repository (but you already do that for NSF files right ???) But you really DO want use DAOS on the designated server because (1) you can do incremental backups of DAOS and (2) in 8.51 replication is DAOS aware and will not send objects that already exist on the target server Each server has its own DAOS repository, so there is no cross-server dependency. If you use a designated back up server and restore to that same server things will work as expected. If you want to be able to restore NLO’s to any server you should not use DAOS encryption by setting DAOS_ENCRYPT_NLO=0. This will mean that you need to control access to the DAOS repository (but you already do that for NSF files right ???) But you really DO want use DAOS on the designated server because (1) you can do incremental backups of DAOS and (2) in 8.51 replication is DAOS aware and will not send objects that already exist on the target server

]]> By: Julian Buss http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/comment-page-1/#comment-2943 Julian Buss Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:54:55 +0000 http://www.eknori.de/?p=1546#comment-2943 as far as I know the NLOs do reference the same file. BUT the files are encrypted with the server ID by default, so a file from the DAOS store works only on the original server. So, when restoring a backup, you would need to restore to the backup server since that's the origin of the backup. If you would restore DAOS repository files to the other server, it would not be able to use them. as far as I know the NLOs do reference the same file. BUT the files are encrypted with the server ID by default, so a file from the DAOS store works only on the original server.

So, when restoring a backup, you would need to restore to the backup server since that’s the origin of the backup. If you would restore DAOS repository files to the other server, it would not be able to use them.

]]> By: Mike Rosenbaum http://www.eknori.de/2009-09-04/daos-domino-8-5-1-and-replication/comment-page-1/#comment-2942 Mike Rosenbaum Fri, 04 Sep 2009 14:25:42 +0000 http://www.eknori.de/?p=1546#comment-2942 We currently are not using DAOS yet. We might not be able to. Currently my mail server shuts down nightly for backup. We are moving to a model that we will replicate our mail files to another server and have that server shut down for backup. If we use DAOS on both with the NLO files use the same reference files? The reason I am asking is how would I deal with backup restores. Since the backups will come from backup server and not the live server. If the NLO have different numbers then I won't be able to use DAOS. If you know anything about this I would appreciate your input. We currently are not using DAOS yet. We might not be able to. Currently my mail server shuts down nightly for backup. We are moving to a model that we will replicate our mail files to another server and have that server shut down for backup. If we use DAOS on both with the NLO files use the same reference files? The reason I am asking is how would I deal with backup restores. Since the backups will come from backup server and not the live server. If the NLO have different numbers then I won’t be able to use DAOS.

If you know anything about this I would appreciate your input.

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