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On Wednesday 25 June 2003 00.16, jesse wrote: |
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> I would say options, tools and the ability to do this sorta stuff should |
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> be optional. I don't wan't to have to run mysql on my laptop however |
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> having portage db in a dbfile would be handy. On the other hand i run 8 |
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> machines in my house on Gentoo, and having each machines info and db's |
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> in my mysql server here would be a great boon ( already using local |
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> syncing and nfs mounted dist dirs) |
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Yes as soon as I posted it, I realised it should be an optional add on. I did |
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another quick test and emerge -s actually runs much faster on the nfs server, |
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x5, however, emerge -S is just as big a pain. |
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> using DBI this could make it pretty easy to support |
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> mysql/postrgesql/dbfiles. Isn't there already a project out there doin |
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> somthing with mysql ? |
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Not that I am aware of. If there is let me know. |
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> 0.02$ |
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> On Tue, 2003-06-24 at 15:00, Tony Clark wrote: |
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> > I wanted to quickly find a package with emerge -s whatever. I noticed |
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> > that it seemed to be taking a long time now for basic searches. A couple |
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> > of random example are presented below. Now in my case on the machine in |
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> > question, it is probably a bit slower than need be as /usr/portage is nfs |
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> > mounted but neither the nfs server, this client are what would be called |
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> > slow machines and I run 100baset ethernet. |
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