Hi Markus, The mysql-server package in Debian in fact supports InnoDB :) You just need to enter the neccessary lines in the my.cnf file. With dbmail it is best to use InnoDB i think.
Best regards, Bobby [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Wednesday, February 26, 2003, 12:20:44 PM, Markus Welsch wrote: MW> Hi, MW> > You might add MW> > deb http://debian.nfgd.net/debian/ woody/ MW> > to your sources.list and install dbmail-mysql. You'll find a late cvs MW> > pre 1.1 version MW> > there for now. 1.1 will follow rsn. MW> > But then, why are you installing mysql-max instead of simply doing MW> > apt-get install mysql-server ? MW> Thanks for that help. I did a google search earlier but didn't get a result. MW> You're wondering why I use mysql-max instead of using the base mysql server? MW> Quote from the INSTALL file: MW> "Note: Since some DBmail tables can get VERY large (depending on your mailusage) MW> we advise using InnoDB as database storage backend (included in the Mysql MAX MW> package.)." MW> Well this depends what you expect as VERY LARGE. Should I consider 10 GB traffic MW> / month as large ? MW> Kind Regards, MW> Markus MW> _______________________________________________ MW> Dbmail mailing list MW> Dbmail@dbmail.org MW> https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
