MySQL support would be easy to add, I have set the codebase
up to support multiple databases, but I don't use the MySQL
product, so this will be comming later rather than sooner
unless someone else steps to the plate on it.
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I'm in the final stages of completing/testing a version of the
code (based on 2.0.1) that works with a MySQL backend (ver
3.23 or higher).
It works but needs tidying up, especially around the area of
parsing the bandwidthd.conf file. It looks to me like some of
this code is auto-generated so I'd appreciate any advice on
what I should do next. At the moment I've manually hacked
bandwidthd.c, h to override the ifdef statements around
PostgresSql and include the mysql libraries.
As soon as I've completed testing and tidied it up a bit then of
course you are welcome to the code.
james
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MySQL support would be easy to add, I have set the codebase
up to support multiple databases, but I don't use the MySQL
product, so this will be comming later rather than sooner
unless someone else steps to the plate on it.
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I'm in the final stages of completing/testing a version of the
code (based on 2.0.1) that works with a MySQL backend (ver
3.23 or higher).
It works but needs tidying up, especially around the area of
parsing the bandwidthd.conf file. It looks to me like some of
this code is auto-generated so I'd appreciate any advice on
what I should do next. At the moment I've manually hacked
bandwidthd.c, h to override the ifdef statements around
PostgresSql and include the mysql libraries.
As soon as I've completed testing and tidied it up a bit then of
course you are welcome to the code.
james
where is you current work on this? i would be pleased to help