I think Jeff's problem is to have both data and filesystem integrity even if
the system experience a powerloss.
Jeff, may you give us some more specifics?
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Hi Jeff,
Don't know if this would work for you, but I just installed MySQL client
on my boxes and have them send their updates directly to a MySQL server
in my data center. I have a little over 100 boxes with updates happening
frequently (check in time, OS and environment stats, users stats,
Hi Jeff,
Running mysql server under harsh and embedded environment is a wrong
design decision IMO. At least you should consider using sqlite to
replace mysql. It is easier if your application is running java, where
switch jdbc driver is straightforward. Hence, you can keep sqlite files
in
