>the idea that you could spread a single Internet domain across a large
>group of Citadel servers, and there is still all sorts of bizarre
>message routing code to make that happen.
... and this brings up the first bit of axe wielding.
Effective immediately, I am removing suppo
>I really don't think we should try to fill that gap - since nobody
>had scalability issues with citadel so far. Just for failover drdb is
>perfect.
There was a time when we wanted to try to be an "enterprise" mail/groupware
system. That gave rise to the Global Address Book and the i
Fri Apr 03 2015 10:58:37 EDTfrom IGnatius T Foobar @ Uncensored Subject: Re: CODE FREEZE - RELEASE IMMINENT
From the very beginning, the idea of a pluggable data store has been part of the architecture. We've done it once -- originally we were using "gdbm" but because that was so unstable we s
>From the very beginning, the idea of a pluggable data store has been part
of the architecture. We've done it once -- originally we were using "gdbm"
but because that was so unstable we switched to Berkeley DB.
dothebart would undoubtedly want to use ArangoDB.
I'm ok with it as long as i
