Re: Majordomo Setup

I know that majordomo_registration is for the installation of 
majordomo so no, that goes with whatever version is installed on the 
target machine.  I am not familiar with the other file...

Ed

At 08:50 AM Monday, 6/28/2010, Sharma, Vikas wrote -=>
>Thank you for such quick response.
>
>Yes, I have few files: Majordomo.aliases, Lists (which contains lists).
>I can copy it to target machine.
>
>What about majordomo_keys, majordomo_registration or some other files?
>
>
> >Vikas
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ed Kasky [mailto:[email protected]]
>Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 11:47 AM
>To: Sharma, Vikas; [email protected]
>Subject: Re: Majordomo Setup
>
>At 08:29 AM Monday, 6/28/2010, Sharma, Vikas wrote -=>
> >I apologies for hitting so many questions but I find you as only hope.
> >I have to finish this for my client ASAP.
> >
> >My another question is: We are running Majordomo on production server
> >(Linux with sendmail). This server has thousands of majordomo lists.
> >
> >I have another Majordomo DR server with same configuration. It is newly
>
> >built majordomo and it's working.
> >
> >Now, I want to copy everything from Production to DR server to make DR
> >server act like Prod.
> >
> >What all files do I need to copy from production to DR server to have
> >all lists there? Please help!!!!!!!
>
>
>I did this not too long ago.  You have to move the following:
>1. Any aliases not on the target machine 2. The folder containing your
>list configuration files.  They should all be in the same place - mine
>are in /usr/local/majordom/lists 3. Any archives belonging to the lists
>that your are moving.
>
>I think that is about it...
>
>HTH.
>
>Ed
>
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