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 it
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
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 idea
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 support
