Yes Cameron, Netjuke only stores file location, track info etc and does not store the binaries as BLOB's within the db. It is a GREAT jukebox app and I play my 6000+ MP3's in every room in the apt.
------ original message ------ From: Cameron Nikitiuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon Jun 09 09:24:56 MDT 2003 Subject: Re: (clug-talk) Query - Database Requirements Sorry...I should have been a bit more accurate in my description. I <br>have been looking at a few projects but one project called Netjuke <br>(netjuke.sourceforge.net), which is a cross-platfrom music database that <br>runs on MySQL and Postgre. <br> <br>I think that is what I was meaning in my explanation. That I would <br>store the physical files elsewhere but maintain the details and some <br>sort of link in the database itself. If I am not mistaken I think that <br>is how Netjuke works...but I could be wrong. <br> <br>Any suggestions for RAM and HDD space or anything else I shoud consider? <br>Juan Alberto Cirez wrote: <br>> Hi Cam, <br>> I use postgress(been using it since 1996, but not on the same box) and <br>> it should not be a problem on a P90 for a home intranet...I just don't <br>> see whay you'd want to store the *mp3(raw binary) into the <br>> database(Databases are not filesystems), a simpler use would be to store <br>> the URL for the files on the database and store the actual files <br>> somewhere in the system... <br>> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br>
