Subject | Re: [ib-support] Firebird and Network Attached Storage? |
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Author | Paul Beach |
Post date | 2002-01-16T08:39:48Z |
.> I'm saying no sites are using networked drives in whatever form because
of NFS, i.e. it was possible to have a database installed on an NFS mounted
disk and access it from multiple systems. I can't remember the precise
set-up details but I know is was doable in 4.0, and should still be doable
now.
NFS should work, as it actually makes a Network drive really look like a
local drive.
Oh - and shadowing across the Network, should also work correctly using
NFS.
Regards
Paul
> there is a check in the code that prevents it. That check is easy toHmmm, I haven't checked this recently, but.... InterBase did support the use
> remove if you can recompile the code yourself. But it can be very
> dangerous because it allows two different servers on different machines
> to access the file at the same time. You (and everyone else who works
> on the system) would need to be very careful.
of NFS, i.e. it was possible to have a database installed on an NFS mounted
disk and access it from multiple systems. I can't remember the precise
set-up details but I know is was doable in 4.0, and should still be doable
now.
NFS should work, as it actually makes a Network drive really look like a
local drive.
Oh - and shadowing across the Network, should also work correctly using
NFS.
Regards
Paul