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Originally Posted by jholder As long as you're actively backing up LDAP, then the config is saved. You're going to want /opt/zimbra/conf/localconfig.xml
and /opt/zimbra/openldap/db
It might be easier to just set up an cron job to rsync the /opt/zimbra to a remote machine, and then have that machine tar, and date it.
If the LDAP machine goes down, then as long as you restore with all the same conifg, (DNS, hostsfile, server name), then you'll be okay. |
I had planned to use rsync to backup the backup directory to another machine and was toying with the idea of backing up all of /opt/zimbra for both machines.
Are suggesting using a restore of rsync as a recovery approach instead of following the the usual disaster recovery steps outlined in the WIKI? I thought about doing that but since I did not see much mention of it in the forums or the WIKI I figured there it was not acceptible to do that for whatever reason.
Let's say I have to reinstall a new LDAP/ Mail Store. Do I have to do anything to the MTA box to sync things up? I assume the MTA has a hash of an LDAP Password somewhere so I assume I need to use the same LDAP password as I had before.