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RE: [Phpgroupware-developers] PGW in multi-location setup


From: Christian Rost
Subject: RE: [Phpgroupware-developers] PGW in multi-location setup
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 11:53:00 +0200
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> Interesting coincitence... We are working on an offline-client concept (and
> implementation) at the moment.
> This looks quite similar: notebooks have their own phpGW installation,
> application data can be synced bidirectional where ACL and user data can be > changed only on the master server. Works mostly already for mail, contacts
> and calendaring, other modules are planned but not implemented. And it's
> alpha phase, not beta or stable.
>
> But the basic requirements sound similar.
>
Well, the requirements are nearly similar. The key is the online/ offline
connection and which mechanisms you want to use for replication - database or pgw. Your goal is to run offline clients that replicate their changes with the
master server. Thus you want the database to log the changes and do the
replication.

On the other side, we always have an online connection to share data. So
database replication is an option. It might be easier to sent SQL-Queries
directly to the local and the remote pgw servers.

That's the point, where began to focus on the "Peer Server" option in pgw.
Unfortunately we couldn't find any information yet and therefore have no idea
what kind of functionality "Peer Server" provides and how stable it is. If
"Peer Server" can be used to query different servers, we're done and don't
have to worry about database replication.

Regards,

Christian

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