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On 25 Jun 2003 00:52:42 +0200 |
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Julien Herfurth <jherfurth@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 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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> > 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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> see also sqlite |
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isn't db a system lib .. and installed on every machine ? |
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can't you just use that ? |
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Henti Smith |
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