I replicate a Joomla site with master-slave replication.
The site is mostly read-only so normally there is no write operation at slave. When AdminTools at the slavve gets security exception or autoban it writes to table admintools_log and others, which causes database replication fail.
How do I avoid this problem in such an environment? Do I configure ignore-table at replication so that AdminTools at master and slave do not step over each other?
I also synchronize the sites with rsync and I exclude logs, cache and tmp folders. Do I need to take measures in regards of AdminTools?
The site is mostly read-only so normally there is no write operation at slave. When AdminTools at the slavve gets security exception or autoban it writes to table admintools_log and others, which causes database replication fail.
How do I avoid this problem in such an environment? Do I configure ignore-table at replication so that AdminTools at master and slave do not step over each other?
I also synchronize the sites with rsync and I exclude logs, cache and tmp folders. Do I need to take measures in regards of AdminTools?
