Marc Dirix wrote:
Either way it's probably a good idea for me to investigate using
database replication rather than drbd.
We actually don't do any replication, or similar.
For recovery if filesystem fails we use postgres with PITR.
Is a PITR with postgres relatively fast? I have to consider the
downtime. I realise that filesystem / server failures are fairly rare
but I just want to cover myself in case of emergency.
Not wanting to start a database flame war here... but is there a better
option between MySQL 5.0 and Postgres 8.1 *for dbmail*? As long as the
performance is similar I would prefer a database that was more reliable.
The reason I highlight dbmail is that there are so many comparisons
between the two databases on a general level, not for a specific
application.
Thanks,
Josh.
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