Paul, > THing is people talk a lot about pros and cons of running dbmail on a > mysql-replication setup. But I havent heard from anyone doing > replication on postgresql.
Yeah, I'm thinking that I could use Bucardo for detached MM replication, which would let me carry around a duplicate server on my laptop. For scalable installations, Skytools is attractive, but I don't actually need one of those. Maybe when I get used to DBMail, I can talk about implementing it for PostgreSQL.org. Although mostly what we need for that is listmanagers, not mailservers. > Mimepart headers and body are stored as-is in the original message, but > separately to maintain atomicity of the bodyparts even when used in > different attachments. Decoding base64 wouldn't add much benefit other > than somewhat better coverage for text searches in message bodies. > Marginal at best. Hmmm. If you're storing stuff as MIME, you could actually put it in a TEXT field in PostgreSQL. Mind you, that just makes replication easier, it doesn't help otherwise -- both are stored using TOAST regardless. -- --Josh Josh Berkus PostgreSQL @ Sun San Francisco _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list DBmail@dbmail.org https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
