Grant Grundler wrote:
We already have several databases for different things:
makedb (primarily for NSS)
updatedb (fast lookup of local files)
mandb (man pages)
rpmdb (yes, even on debian boxes)
sasldbconverter2 (for SASL - linux securty/login stuff)
*db4.3* (Berkeley v4.3 Database - used by apt-get/dpkg, Apache,
python, libns-db, postfix, etc)
In fact, looks like a debian "testing" box would be disfunctional
without Berkeley Database. Would that work?
Thanks for pointing these out.
I did find that libdb-4.2 was installed on SuSE and RedHat systems, and a
libodbc was on my SuSE system. Libdb-4.2 would help manage some of the SA
objects to a file, but is limited in its data storage and retrieval
capabilities. If a true relational database couldn't be used, libdb would
definitely be useful.
- Sean
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