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Question Sharing VOD server - is it possible
- Thread starter sc0tsman
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what
if do you want to share the same content between two servers, you can use NFS(will be like another hard disk in the server) or rsync (share and do sync the content between server)
!!! What do you want to share between two XC-UI panels?
if do you want to share the same video/content between two servers, you can use NFS(will be like another hard disk in the server) or rsync (share and do sync the content between server)
Network??? hmm I am not sure. we have to think. Because it is not a good idea to install two XC-UI on the same server. they will use the same user on the same Linux server.
YES, YOU CAN
Make virtualization on the server. it will be two separate servers(two VPS). Then share the directory between two VPS where is your content in VPS. Here it is and ready.
just make sure about the server's internet speed.
Thank you Barraxcuda
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