Do you guys leave the berkdb USE flag on? It seems to be a default
flag, but I've been using -berkdb in make.conf ever since I started
using Gentoo. Is it basically a better way for lots of different
packages to manage their databases?
- Grant
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I have mine off. However, you should see which packages you have
installed that would take advantage of it before you turn it off globally.
Grant wrote:
Do you guys leave the berkdb USE flag on? It seems to be a default
flag, but I've been using -berkdb in make.conf ever since I started
using
I have mine off. However, you should see which packages you have
installed that would take advantage of it before you turn it off globally.
Grant wrote:
> Do you guys leave the berkdb USE flag on? It seems to be a default
> flag, but I've been using -berkdb in make.conf ever since I started
> u
Grant wrote:
Does anyone else have a comment on this? Does turning on berkdb
increase the performance of the applications that can utilize it, with
the downside of another package on the system? How about gdbm?
At one point berkdb and gdbm conflicted in cyrus-sasl and I think there
were issu
> Does anyone else have a comment on this? Does turning on berkdb
> increase the performance of the applications that can utilize it, with
> the downside of another package on the system? How about gdbm?
At one point berkdb and gdbm conflicted in cyrus-sasl and I think there
were issues in PHP
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