archable': just pass
it through a filter and put everything in a more compact format (for example, change
plain text dates to a Unix timestamp, ...). I think part of this can already be done
by a proper configuration of the logging options of Radiator, but I can't advice on
that as
Each month will eat nearly 30megs if our numbers
>scale.
If you use a DB (datawarehouse type) you can purge all unnecessary data and only keep
what's vital in a compacted format. We have 120K diakup users and have something like
6GB for 7 months.
Stephan
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27;t
have to worry about filesystem problems (if you go for any serious DB engine, I
definitely prefer to let them format the FS and use the raw device, far faster).
Just my two cents.
Stephan
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** Stephan Forseilles - Operations Director
** Belgacom Skynet SA/
Hi Liegh,
How many customers do U plan to have in the
following years? Depending on that the billing solution may vary alot. I've made
a review of the main products availabale to replace our own legacy system (we
have currently about 105.000 users). I've discussed the matter with CTO an
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From: Mike McCauley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: vendredi 12 février 1999 6:28
Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) Archive?
>On Feb 11, 10:57pm, Brian Baggett wrote:
>> Subject: (RADIATOR) Archive?
>> Is th
proxy, DBM, files, LDAP, NIS+, password, NT, Emerald,
>Platypus, Freeside, external, etc etc etc on Unix, Win95, NT, Rhapsody
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