Hi,
I'm working for an Italian NGO and I'm using gallery 2 to manage our photo archive with a gallery 2 instance.
Since we have a large number of photographs, we installed gallery2 on the server in our local network.
Now I would like to publish part of this work: the problem is I can’t move the server from our network to our web farm because our communication office works on it every day uploading and downloading a huge amount of data; I also prefer not to publish directly from our server on local network to web for security reasons.
So I wonder if it’s possible to create a sort of master/slave architecture with two different servers: one on our local network and one in our web farm using a vpn to synchronize archives during the night.
I aslo would like to synchronize not the full gallery but only two or three albums.
Thank you in advance
Alberto
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if you can create a network path from local to web there is no reason you could not use sym links for local serverAdd paths.
also a user has use Amazon S3 http://stephenskory.com/s3-with-gallery2 using FUSE
Also if you can create the network path you could easily create an embed instance of your local gallery.
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Your idea of syncing your local server with a remote server is the way to go based on your requirement of not exposing the local server to the web at all.
There are many network admin tools/processes that can do this for you such as rsync but you will need to speak to a server network administrator on how to implement this.
I.E., your answer is not within the gallery project as this is a process that can be applied to any application or archive.
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