Hello everyone,
I have had a long term problem loading tab separated data from a text
file that has prevented me from migrating my enterprise application from
MySQL to PostgreSQL. With version 2 of this application I am making the
move to PostgreSQL but am still running into the problem even wi
I've been using the Win32 port of PostgreSQL for several months now on a
pre-production test machine without much difficulty, in in my
environment I've had more trouble with MySQL in general than PostgreSQL
on Windows I'd recommend installing the beta and trying it out.
Depending on the featur
Michael Glaesemann wrote:
Hello all,
Recently I've been thinking about different methods of managing users
that log into a PostgreSQL-backed application. The users I'm thinking
of are not necessarily DBAs: they're application users that really
shouldn't even be aware that they are being served
Tools already exist to convert a MySQL dump to a PostgreSQL format in
contrib/mysql.
You may wish to do some hand tuning before importing the converted dump into
PostgreSQL.
Jason
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ProFTPD supports PostgreSQL, see
http://www.castaglia.org/proftpd/doc/contrib/ProFTPD-mini-HOWTO-SQL.html
ProFTPD's website is http://www.proftpd.org
ProFTPD also supports SSL/TLS encrypted FTP connections via OpenSSL via
mod_tls.
Jason
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Take a look at http://www.pgsql.com/graphics/Empowered_logos, it contains
several images in different formats.
Jason
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Postgres will run on windows under cygwin, you can also set it up as a
service. Native win32 support will be coming to PostgreSQL sometime
soon (not 7.4 but soon). If you wanted Postgres on windows now you
could get mammoth postgresql from the folks at commandprompt.com.
Jason
Dennis Gearon
