I've ported the dbtool, vmail, setsa, and rlog programs to function as additional clients of the Domtool 2 server. dbtool has some blanks left to fill in with the precise actions for creating new databases, since we haven't yet determined exactly how that will work. (See Davor's e-mail to this list earlier today.)
I'm unsure of what I should do next. I would like to get the web portal running on deleuze and make the few small changes needed to adapt it to our new infrastructure, but that uses a PostgreSQL database, and the admin who has volunteered to run Postgres (Justin Leitgeb) is away. Any suggestions? If we're going to use tablespaces for quota purposes as we do on fyodor (or if we just want to keep the same database version as on fyodor, to make migration heartache less likely), then we'll need to figure out exactly how we're going to install Postgres 8.something, since it's not in Debian stable yet. Perhaps a backport, which I don't know much about? If some knowledgeable Debian people figure out how to install a version of Postgres that we ought to stick with, then perhaps I'll get started in a more traditional setting, and we can try to adapt the results to whatever quota-enabling system we come up with eventually. _______________________________________________ HCoop-SysAdmin mailing list [email protected] http://hcoop.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hcoop-sysadmin
