Reiserfs _can_ be used in production. It's been in SuSE for a long while now,
and just recently introduced in Mandrake 71. It's not in the mainstream kernel
yet because Linus and Alan want to standardize a layer for journalling first
before actually incorporating the many different journalling file systems
under development - reiserfs, ext3, ibm jfs, and the SGI xfs.
On Tue, 18 Jul 2000, you wrote:
> >
> > I'm planning to implement a simple CRM (customer relationship management)
> > for our sales department, more like a glorified contact manager. For the
> > back-end I'm thinking of MySQL or PostgreSQL; together with this, I also want
> > to use either rieserfs or IBM's JFS; which file system would you recommend
> > and why? Should I even bother? Your expert opinions will be greatly
> > appreciated.
> >
> currently, both reiserfs and jfs are still pretty much bleeding edge. but,
> i would trust my business on reiserfs for the moment since its development
> is pretty active. but...things could change.
>
> regarding database backends, i recommend postgreSQL. i could not imagine
> having a database backend that does not allow rollbacks and transactions.
> it could be done but it would be difficult.
>
> > Also, for the front end, I'm thinking of making it web based; any
> > recommendations? I might have to ask a developer to do it for us; maybe php3
> > or 4, maybe embperl. Any suggestions here will be greatly appreciated too.
> >
> for frontend things. perl is definitely too tedious to use. php3/4 is good
> but i am not sure about scalability. java servlets is also another option.
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