> Daniel Ouellet wrote: >> Just FYI. >> >> I am finishing up a port that hopefully will be put in for MySQL 4.1.12, >> their latest recommended stable version. > > Hi Daniel > > That's brilliant!
[installed pSQL from ports so: aggro offtopic] That's nice for MySQL.. I'm still waiting until "dataloss" will be accapted as DoS-Case so that the PostgreSQL would be updated up to 7.4.8 (but a update to 8.0.3 would be better anyway....) It's realy disappointing to see updates for PHP and other software because of some "DoS"-things (anyway thanks to robert and brad) and e.g. PostgreSQL isn't even at the latest 7.4.x-Version. :-( I think sometimes about asking every portmaintainer "Define me "importent"" to write down a manpage to explain the meaning of "an importent update" if it deals with PHP compared e.g. to PostgreSQL or others. If data-loss isn't a reason for an update of a database-package.... It's not the first time that I request a PostgreSQL update and it seams the current maintainer isn't able to change a version-number so that the update would be avaiable for all users. But Bred and Robert are like a light in the darkness. ;) Btw for the pSQL maintainer....: -- Migration to version 7.4.6 A dump/restore is not required for those running 7.4.X. __________________________________________________________________ Changes * Repair possible failure to update hint bits on disk Under rare circumstances this oversight could lead to "could not access transaction status" failures, which qualifies it as a potential-data-loss bug. -- But I guess there wont be an update to 8.0.3 nor any "fast" update to 7.4.8 even the maintainer got 5 mails in the last 3 months. [/aggro offtopic] Kind regards and have a nice day, Sebastian