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requirements
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MySQL with InnoDB support
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must be able to run shell comands from php
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must be able to run php-cli with the command "php"
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must be able to run "ps"
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must be able to run "hostname"
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must be able to run "nohup"
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installation and configuration
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1. Read the README file
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2. Download DataSync to your favorite modules folder
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3. Enable datasync.module and optionally datasync_consumer
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datasync_producer.module on the admin/build/modules page
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4. Set your HMAC key to something secret on the
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admin/settings/datasync page.
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You can now use the core DataSync API
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But you will probably want to use datasync_consumer and
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datasync_producer modules:
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5. Download or write modules that implement the hooks of
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the datasync_consumer.module and datasync_producer.module
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(see datasync_api_example.module as an example)
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6. Enable them on the admin/build/modules page
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7. Add the hostnames (the output of the command "hostname")
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of the servers that you want to run datasync consumers and
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producers on admin/settings/datasync/consumer and
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admin/settings/datasync/producer.
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8. Enable the consumers and producers you want to run on
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admin/settings/datasync
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9. Make sure your cron.php is set to run at least every hour
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to keep the datasync_consume.php and datasync_produce.php
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scripts alive (Note that they won't stall your cron.php,
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they just spawn php cli processes.)
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10. Watch your jobs run automagically.
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