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Hello,<br><br>I am currently investigating the possibility of adding a second cyrus server, the goal being to entirely duplicate the mailspool/userbase and have users POP in some sort of balanced means, either DNS load balancing or otherwise. We have a pool of inbound MX servers that handle email, delivering to Cyrus over lmtp. In the event of a crash, we would want to repair/rebuild the dead server and have it re-join the pairing.<br><br>I have read on this list's archives that having user interaction on two replicated servers is iffy, and I wonder what the point is, or is there alternative documentation/methods I should be considering to do this. If it is true that popping email off of two servers set up in replication is a bad idea, I wonder what the point of it really is?<br><br>Thanks,<br><br>R.<br><br> </body>
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