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Francisco Reyes

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Since: Jun 20, 2006
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Jun 20, 2006 5:25 am
Post subject: NFS automounting. Stable for mail servers?
Archived from groups: mailing>freebsd>isp (more info?)

Anyone successfully using an automounter in a busy Maildir mail hosting
environment?

In particular any comments on stability and whether you are using the
FreeBSD built in amd or the am-utils port.

Didn't find much on archives, but the little I found was individuals having
problems.

A fellow ISP mentioned he tried the built in amd and had problems, but he
tried on a pre 6.X environment (may have been 4.X).

Our setup has a number of front end mail machines accesing nfs servers.
To distribute the load we create directories like
/mail-server1
/mail-server2
/mail-server3

Each of the front end machines mounts all the servers from fstab. Problem
with that is that if loading from fstab if one of the nfs servers freezes
the front end machines may have problems while trying to access the downed
nfs server. Right now we only have a very small number of servers, but as
the number of servers increase the more likely a single downed sever will
affect all of the front end machines.
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