Yeah, I was planning on just making sure the postgres stuff was fqdn, and leaving the rest alone unless I have a compelling reason not to. :)
jf On 9/19/07, Dan Wells <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > John, > > Before you go too fqdn-crazy, I've always left the memcache setting to > 'localhost,' mostly because it is the piece I know the least about and > localhost has always worked for me. I am not saying it won't work if you > change it, but rather that maybe you should think about leaving that one > alone for now :) > > DW > > >>> "John Fink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 9/19/2007 2:49 PM >>> > Yeah, it looks like I've been using a mongrel array of fqdn and localhost > stuff in opensrf.xml. I'll comb through and set everything to fqdn, and > verify that the command line pgsql stuff works. I'm hampered a bit by my > inexperience with postgres, but I'll bash on through. Thanks for your > input, Dan. > > jf > > -- http://libgrunt.blogspot.com -- library culture and technology.
