| peter lovatt 2007-10-11, 10:00 pm |
| Hi
You would be better off with the database server and php on the same server
- both sites.
You will find there is significant lag if there is a poor
connection between the web and database server, but if you are just
accessing web pages
and updating data, even with large pages there is not much delay.
You could always try both permutations and see, but that has been my
experience.
Peter
On 12/10/2007, Chris <dmagick@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Tony Grimes wrote:
> database
> sister
> website
> site.
> there
>
> Do the website and admin area reference the same database tables?
>
> If they don't, split the database up and keep the website db on the
> website server and the other internally.
>
> If they do, which one is the 'primary' set? ie which one gets updated?
>
> You could use replication to keep them in sync (http://www.slony.info/
> for example).
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