Hello Jeff, Saturday, December 7, 2002, 11:28:00 AM, you wrote:
JB> The advantage dbmail using MySQL or PostGREShas over what SQLite would JB> offer is the ability for multiple machines to act as "front ends" to JB> the data store. SQLite is a single-machine solution, at a quick JB> glance. And that's what it is intended for: smaller systems, taking advantage of dbmail. Who wants the features MySQL or needs PostgreSQL, can use them with no problem. JB> In our situation, we have 2 (so far) front end servers, which provide JB> different levels of filtering for spam, as well as backup in case of JB> crashes. True, they're both dependent upon the same SQL box, but it is JB> hidden behind a firewall from attacks, and hasn't been down in over a JB> year, except for maintenance. Yes, you have a complex setup and there is no reason for replacing it. But still for some users with not such complex needs, I think a smaller, easier to setup version would be nice. If he/she wants to upgrade, can do it a later time. Best Regards, Howe
