I have a machine set up with Win 7, Fastream web server, PHP and MySQL 5.5.19 which is working smoothly, although my knowledge of what is going on at the MySQL interface level is scanty.
I have created the same set up on a second machine with Win XP on the LAN. A NAT router directs web requests to #1, but can easily be directed to #2 if #1 crashes.
I imagine if the web and MySQL servers on #2 are normally stopped, and the servers on #1 are temporarily stopped, I could copy-overwrite the /data/mydatabase/*.* files at the Windows level. But is there a standard strategy for keeping the database up to date on #2 in real-time,
and even with a remote machine?
I have created the same set up on a second machine with Win XP on the LAN. A NAT router directs web requests to #1, but can easily be directed to #2 if #1 crashes.
I imagine if the web and MySQL servers on #2 are normally stopped, and the servers on #1 are temporarily stopped, I could copy-overwrite the /data/mydatabase/*.* files at the Windows level. But is there a standard strategy for keeping the database up to date on #2 in real-time,
and even with a remote machine?