"Joshua D. Drake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> You said you wanted gzip capability mod_deflate with Apache 2 will give
> that to you and probably
> eliminate your issue. That is all I was saying.
Sorry. I forgot to mention that content is already compressed. I
"Joshua D. Drake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>>What's wrong with cygwin? I was half-expecting virtual machines and stuff.
>>:-)
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> Nothing is "wrong" with it but you take a pretty significant performance
> hit by using it. Especially
> with a database (becaus
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
What's wrong with cygwin? I was half-expecting virtual machines and stuff.
:-)
Nothing is "wrong" with it but you take a pretty significant performance
hit by using it. Especially
with a database (because of IO).
Thanks,
Eugene
"Kenneth Gonsalves" <[EMAIL PROT
The moment I started to use such toolkit, I have choices to move my stuff to
different database/webserver without major disruptions. As soon as I start
to use intricate features of specific database I limit my database choices
to that database. If your stuff really requires some specific feat
What's wrong with cygwin? I was half-expecting virtual machines and stuff.
:-)
Thanks,
Eugene
"Kenneth Gonsalves" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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On Thursday 29 Sep 2005 4:23 am, Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
> PS: I never understood what "runs natively" means. "Postgre
On Thursday 29 Sep 2005 4:23 am, Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
> PS: I never understood what "runs natively" means. "PostgreSQL runs
> natively on Windows XP. Apache runs natively with Windows XP." Is
> there any other way? Either it runs or it doesn't
as opposed to the previous version of postgres that
On Wednesday 28 Sep 2005 9:39 pm, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> As I said, MySQL is a horrible database. I am a PostgreSQL Advocate.
> If you need decent database hosting, come over here
> (http://www.commandprompt.com). We won't even let you install MySQL.
cool
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regards
kg
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"Joshua D. Drake" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> There is choice. PostgreSQL runs natively on Windows XP. Apache runs
> natively with Windows XP.
And that choice is PostgreSQL for databases, and Apache for web sites. I
see. Are you trying to configure my comput
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
Joshua,
1st thing 1st: I am not a Django developer. I do contribute some code.
Personally I don't have Oracle on my desktop but I have WinXP => I have
"free" IIS and "free" MSSQL. Whether we like it or not majority of small
guys out there are running MS Windows of some
Jakub Labath wrote:
Hi Joshua,Eugene,
Joshua, you are of course right. At the same time when there is
someone like me trying to replace existing solutions in place (which
are all under IIS and MSSQL). Declaring one day company-wide switch
to a different SQL server, different operating system a
On Tuesday 27 Sep 2005 7:43 am, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
> Also it would seem a shame to devote any resources to support MSSQL.
> Those resources would
> better be served supporting PostgreSQL
what i like about django is that it started out with postgres support,
and not like most apps that starte
On 9/26/05, Jakub Labath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The MSSQL support seems to be most pressing to me. Anybody else interested?
Here's a patch that [EMAIL PROTECTED] submitted 2 months ago:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/225
Django's backend has changed quite a bit, so the patch won't w
Joshua,
1st thing 1st: I am not a Django developer. I do contribute some code.
Personally I don't have Oracle on my desktop but I have WinXP => I have
"free" IIS and "free" MSSQL. Whether we like it or not majority of small
guys out there are running MS Windows of some sort. Why not give them
Hi Joshua,Eugene,
Joshua, you are of course right. At the same time when there is
someone like me trying to replace existing solutions in place (which
are all under IIS and MSSQL). Declaring one day company-wide switch
to a different SQL server, different operating system and different
framework
Eugene Lazutkin wrote:
I did some research on it and it is possible. Some additional code needed:
ODBC/OLEDB/MSSQL database backend for Django. Some efforts should be
invested in setup process for IIS. I was planning to do it in a month or so.
Just to throw in my two cents here. I know that
I did some research on it and it is possible. Some additional code needed:
ODBC/OLEDB/MSSQL database backend for Django. Some efforts should be
invested in setup process for IIS. I was planning to do it in a month or so.
"Adrian Holovaty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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On 9/26/05, cybermalandro cybermalandro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to run Django in a winblows environment with IIS 6.0 ? if so
> how reliable would this be? is there any ODBC support on Django?
I've never used IIS, so I have no idea. Anybody else know?
There's no ODBC support
Adrian,
Is it possible to run Django in a winblows environment with IIS 6.0 ?
if so how reliable would this be? is there any ODBC support on Django?
Thanks for your help
On 9/26/05, Adrian Holovaty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All,I've added a "Developers for hire" page on the wiki.http://code.dja
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