Re: [OpenVerse] Implementing the moderation system.

[Steve Baker <steve@tandika.com>]

mySQL is easy to use and maintain and is fairly powerful. I use it from
time to time, and it has always worked out well. I don't recommend mSQL
though. I spend more time trying to make it work than I do getting
useful products out of it. I use Sybase at work. It's pretty fast and
powerful, but quite a chore to administer. There's a free version of
that for Linux, but I've never tried it.
-Kazen

Cruise wrote:
> 
> Hiyas.
> 
> I need some help implementing the moderation system. Particularly, I need
> help setting up a fast sql server. Which is the best to use? postgress seems
> primitive compared to db2 which is what i've been using at AT&T for sql stuff.
> But db2 is really expensive and hard to setup. Has anyone used mysql?
> 
> Looking for a linux product and someone who has set this stuff up before and
> created tables for it and access lists. No one will have direct access to the
> server , they will have indirect access through an authentication server which
> I will write (in C). I will want to be making available the application server
> as GPLed and since it will be using embeded sql, something popular should be
> considered so others wanting to run an authentication server will have little
> trouble porting it to their platform.

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                                | kikanu wa matsudai no haji
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