I was mostly teasing on that. "get off my lawn" sort of thing :)
Tho as i scanned thru it seemed like one of the no-SQL sorts of things.
Tue Aug 08 2023 09:23:09 AM EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: y creashRe: Database Recovery Tools
The only thing that's "all the rage with the kids"
Ok, here's what I'm starting to do. You can totally follow the commit logs
to stay up to date.
database.c has been renamed to database_bdb.c for the obvious reason. (We've
been here before, but it was about 25 years ago when we switched from GDBM
to Berkeley DB.) The database interface
The only thing that's "all the rage with the kids" is *calling* it "NoSQL".
Berkeley DB has been a simple key/value data store for 30 years. And until
recently it's worked fine for us.
One of those new fangled no-sql things that is all the rage with the kids these days?
Mon Aug 07 2023 10:44:40 AM EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: y creashRe: Database Recovery Tools
To be honest I'm leaning towards LMDB,
To be honest I'm leaning towards LMDB, and for the people running on Raspberry
Pi we will have to say "look, you're just going to have to install the 64-bit
OS before you upgrade"
Read through this presentation on LMDB. It's practically designed for our
use case:
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The options currently under consideration are SQLite, MariaDB, and LMDB.
SQLite: well known, well respected, embeddable. To do it right, however,
would require adding a schema layer. The idea of just throwing away the SQL
semantics and storing all records as blobs kind of bothers me
With as long as it was gone, i figured it was not intentional. :(
I know i cant contribute code from lack of time and i'm so out of practice, but SQLite might be an easy and safe replacement? ( unless you go with the total abstraction model then its academic )
Mon Aug 07 2023 09:56:00 AM
Ok, I think I found it.
[ https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17276_01/html/installation/build_unix_small.html
]
Easy Install now uses the "--enable-smallbuild" flag, which disables verify.
I am going to change it to
--with-cryptography=no --disable-hash
I changed your project role from Developer to Maintainer, so hopefully you
can do merges now. I'm also going to try to get GitLab to send more "news"
to this room.
