Yes, that's good, although it's just a copy from my original code ;-)
I'm guilty of referring to "Fil's MySQLMemberAdaptor" in various list
postings. I'll try to be more careful in the future.
Thanks. I'm not really sure what naming convention I would prefer, apart
from just getting fully functional and suitably fast SQL support in
there somehow.
ISTR Python 'pickles' and similar methods were what caused a low-memory
server of mine to take 3+ hours to upgrade using Yum, so personally I
guess I'd like to dispose of them from Mailman ;-)
- The conflict between the old pickle way of doing things of iterating
over a get-singular-record method numerous times rather than a
grab-multiple-records-and-return-in-the-right-format which is more the
way SQL works effectively. Whether that's a rewrite, or some way of
overriding the existing methods to implement them better, I don't know.
Perhaps I can look into this soon. Any hints from the core guys?
Mailman 3 supports a real user database back end. Barry has been doing
all the work on this, and I'm not up to speed having spent all my time
on 2.1/2.2, so I can't comment intelligently on details, but that's
where we're headed.
Ok, well I did a quick check, but could not find a download link on any
Wiki's or Sourceforge. I've subscribed to the MM3 developers list,
though. I hope it's not too high traffic...
Can someone tell me where to download the MM3 source as-is, or which
source repository/tags to use to get hold of it so I can put my 2p in
should I notice anything that could help, or find time to code anything in?
Also, since there does not appear to be anything firm in regards a
release schedule for MM3, I'd appreciate your input on how (just the
name of the function I would need to override/rewrite would be enough) I
might accomplish better integration for a
"grab-multiple-records-and-return-in-the-right-format" method of getting
member records, so I can see if there's a way to sanely do so in MM2.2.
I can't even remember if the MySQL Adaptor works with 2.1 or not?? No
doubt I could find it given time and picking through code, but I'd
appreciate a pointer...
It is quite strange, perhaps, but I suddenly have a lot more
Mailman-motivation than I've had in a long while. Perhaps because I am
bored stiff of PHP web development! ;-)
K.
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