Alexey Chetroi wrote:
1. SQL databases can work transaction based. So they are more secure if your server crashs and they are more safe if you have many users.Could you explain me also, what are advantages of using SQL database on CA server instead of DB files?
2. OpenCA::DBI (the interface for SQL databases) has a mechanism to make a real recovery after a crash via replaying the log of the database. We have a table log in the SQL databases where we log all write actions. In the future we plan to have a more centralized log so that this is not such a big disadvantage for DBM-files but this depends on how fast we can integrate XML-based menugeneration into OpenCA.
If you use OpenCA in a production environment then I can only recommend you to use SQL databases with transaction support.
Michael
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