I've found
PostgreSQL to be much faster than MySQL when under load, and when
mutliple people are involved, especially if there's a writer anywhere.
Chrs
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> postgres user for the database files. The advice seen elsewhere in
> this thread to use the postgres user also for the software files is
> wrong.
As a security professional, why would the root user need to be
involved in the ownership of PostgreSQL? I see no reason for this,
bu
ocal/pgsql/) must already be
created and owned (it's the home for my user).
The less done as root, the better.
Chris
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oblem that
is common to most situations, which is the ability to have a "live"
backup. Perhaps the 'dbmirror' component in the 'contrib' directory
is enough, and it simply needs to be highlighted. It does meet some
subset of the needs out there.
Sadly, a lot o
