Recently I was asked to set up two webservers in such a way that either
one could fail and the other would take over -- in other words, simple
high-availability. Intermezzo seemed perfect, except that it had a big
flaming warning about how experimental the software was.
Intermezzo has been "experimental" for how long now? Seems like it
should be stable by now. I tried it, and had a problem (similar to one
described on the list, apparently) of simple programs like "touch"
segfaulting, subsequent mount/umount and killall intersync attempts
going into uninterruptable sleep, and kernel oopses. On some test of
2.6, with the latest (gentoo) version of intersync. Have things gotten
better since then?
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