SQL Query question

andreiv andrei20blond at yahoo.com
Fri Oct 17 13:33:42 CEST 2008




tnt-4 wrote:
> 
>>I don't use authentication.
> 
> I hope this means "I don't use radius authentication."
> 
>>I'll give you the full description of my system and maybe you think of a
>>solution without modifying the source code:
>>A client sends only Accounting Start Requests(the same request for the 2
>>servers) to my 2 radius servers (geographically separated). The requests
are
>>send to separate DBs.
> 
> OK. You are independantly processing the same information by two radius
> servers storing data in different databases in parallel. No interaction
> whatsoever. Unsuprisingly, when things go wrong, it's not going to be
> easy to sync them up again. If they were in sync at all.
> 
> Considering that freeradius is multithreaded and that it has multiple
> threads to the database what chance is there that database info will be
> consistant after a while? On low load - good. With high loads or spikes
> - slim to none.
> 
> Processing information independantly is a bad idea if you want to have
> identical copies of data. You can have both redundancy and consistancy
> using built-in capability of your devices: NAS should have easily
> configurable radius server fail-over; freeradius has configurable sql
> module fail-over (see man unlang); sql servers can manage replication
> between databases and maintain identical data sets. So, if radius1
> fails, radius2 takes over; sql1 will replicate data to sql2; if sql1
> fails data will be sent to sql2 and replicated to sql1 whan it comes
> back (multimaster replication). If basic capabilities are not good
> enough for you, there are high availability solutions that can improve
> on fail-over and replication.
> 
> Ivan Kalik
> Kalik Informatika ISP
> 
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The load will be very low: maximum 30 requests/second. I'm now thinking of
altering the code so that when the connection to the DB is reestablished a
stored procedure( named SYNC_DB) will be launched. Does anyone know which
files I have to modify ?
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