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Issues Upgrading, Multiple Webservers
I have multiple webservers, when I run an upgrade from one version to the next - depending on which webserver hits the upgrade.php - that particular webserver gets bumped to the new version and the others somehow remain the same.
I tried to re-upgrade a few times and somehow it made things worse - with the admincp and the footers of every page now listed under the old version and not the new [not even sure how that happened]. Now sure where I'm going wrong or what I have to change on servers in order to do a complete upgrade. |
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You would need to provide more detail as to how the multi server setup is being done, there are numerous ways to setup a multi in this case, someone could provide you with a better answer then.
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two webservers and a load blancer
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That doesnt provide any detail about the setup itself.
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I think I figured out the issue. I have items like CSS templates saved to the server. When upgrading or theme changes are made, etc........they are saving to one server but not the other. I guess there would have to be some tweaking, coding wise, to save it to one server or the other, and then copied over with a cron job.
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No, you shouldnt be saving files on both servers, you should be doing a share if they are on the same gigabit private network or linked nic to nic.
If they arent, i would do a rsync. |
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Agreed on the sync, but the files would have to be modified slightly to direct them to upload everything to one particular server and then sync over to the other.
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No, i didnt say sync, rsync & they should only be on one server with a share & no file modification is needed in either case.
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