Quoth Marten Klencke: > Today I've finally converted the CVS repository to Subversion, which is > intended to be used for further development. The repository is accessible > at (which can also be viewed using a web browser): > > https://svn.ic-s.nl/svn/dbmail/
Wow, that rules. I have some patches that I wrote for rockclimbing.com's dbmail installation that might be useful for other sites that run eg. phpBB within MySQL, have a large userbase, and want to offer DBmail service (also a PHP class that manages accounts, though not as beautifully as DBMA). Also, if you have any desire for a replicated backup repository, let me know; I've set up several for various projects, and would be happy to rsync yours over and run in the incremental dumps to provide a hot backup. One thing that's been useful in our experience is having a Nagios monitor with a very long timeout (30 minutes) babysitting the SVN repository. If the repository wedges, Nagios shuts down the Apache instance that runs Subversion, runs svnadmin recover, and starts Apache back up. This is a big improvement over manual babysitting. -- "C++ has its place in the history of programming languages, just as Caligula has his place in the history of the Roman Empire." --Robert Firth
