On Tuesday 03 January 2006 21:35, Steve Rodgers wrote:
> thanks for the feedback.
> I agree - the gentoo build is excellent. It's only to meet with our
> legal obligations. That legal obligation arises from our non-GPL C app
> which links against libmysqlclient. Do you know if it would be enough
>
thanks for the feedback.
I agree - the gentoo build is excellent. It's only to meet with our legal
obligations.
That legal obligation arises from our non-GPL C app which links against
libmysqlclient.
Do you know if it would be enough to deploy and use the gentoo build of mysql
but with
our softw
>> start of this year and investigated the options for commercial support of
>> mysql
>> under gentoo at that time. This investigation included attending the mysql
>> 2004 user conference and talking to several decision makers within mysql
Oops. Should be last year, and 2005 user conference.
Steve,
>>
>> so unless it's of real use to others I might just continue to support it
>> myself.
>> I'm already packaging up other internal apps using a portage overlay.
>>
I had several clients deploying mysql server clusters in large webfarms at the
start of this year and investigated the op
I don't mind maintaining it though on amd64 if it would be of use.
This will be maintained by me anyway internally - would it be useful to sign up
as a developer?
There are other apps I have been building ebuilds for - such as ChartDirector -
another
commercial app - which I could contribute too.
so unless it's of real use to others I might just continue to support it myself.
I'm already packaging up other internal apps using a portage overlay.
FYI - if you deploy an app which is non-gpl which links against mysql libs then
you need to deploy against a commercial version of mysql.
this is b
Jakub Moc wrote:
[...]
> Dunno what exactly "commercial" means here, it you mean official -bin,
> there's some overlay and ebuilds in Bug 83424, there's also some weird
[...]
Please forget that one, it's broken, and the quantity and the size of
the binary packages to download make an hell to maint
3.1.2006, 18:54:07, Steve Rodgers wrote:
> Hi does anyone have any experience of deploying mysql commercial build into a
> gentoo platform?
> Several mysql dependencies such as php will need to have the ebuild slot
> there so I guess it's
> up to me to maintain an overlay equivalent that provi
Steve Rodgers wrote:
It isn't very clear to what it needed here but I'll try to answer anyway
> Hi does anyone have any experience of deploying mysql commercial build into a
> gentoo platform?
not me, but I use the gpl version for commercial scopes
>
> Several mysql dependencies such as php w
Hi does anyone have any experience of deploying mysql commercial build into a
gentoo platform?
Several mysql dependencies such as php will need to have the ebuild slot there
so I guess it's
up to me to maintain an overlay equivalent that provides the same as the
portage ebuild?
Does this exist
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