Hiya,
As I've mentioned before, we happilly run and offer PostgreSQL and
MySQL hosting to our customers. We also offer shell access which
simplifies things a little. I'm a little confused as to why people
find having auth control from pg_hba.conf a problem? We never use the
same passwords o
Further to this post, what might actually work is to convince O' Reilly
(since they have PostgreSQL book/s) to do some articles like they have
for PG, but making full use of the PG database. For instance, building
a simple data-warehouse using PG. Articles that show off an OSS
product/project
I'm in agreement with Joshua in some aspects of his reply but not
others. I use Reiserfs on many production servers and have done so for
a couple of years. I have needed perform one repair only on the
filesystem, which was automated with the tools provided. Reiser is
still beta, in the same
Hiya,
Without wanting to get flamed for gratuitous advertising, my company
offers shared hosting with PostgreSQL 7.4. I'll leave it at that.
Apologies in advance to anyone I've offended.
Regards
Tony.
Francois Suter wrote:
i am a newbie to the pgsql world, so pls bear with a possibly stupid
Hi Ben,
You asked so here's my take on the subject, but I've gotta say that you
can't go far wrong with reading Bruce Momjian's paper at:
http://www.ca.postgresql.org/docs/momjian/hw_performance/
But with that aside.
1. Unless your doing major league DB stuff, the FS should make more
than m
Hi John,
I've been thinking about this for sometime, since a couple of my
associates are looking to build a commercial app based around JDBC. The
difficulty came when we looked at redistributing a MySQL JDBC driver
.jar with the application. From what I can tell, since you distribute
the JDB
Hi All,
Firstly I've gotta say that I think that PostgreSQL is one of the finest
OSS projects out there and full credit to all of those involved.
After talking to a couple of other consultants who use Pg, and fully
encourage their clients in the enterprise that Pg is a perfectly viable
soluti