TR: RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update

[BrokenClock <bro...@fr...>]

Hi McTails,

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> Objet : RE: [ErrorSystem-devel] home page little update
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> It's McTails, sorry if I mispelt it :-P.

Sorry, I have misunderstood...

> I never figured that ES would be
> used as a way to report MySQL errors as it already has a good errorsyst=
em.

So do I. But I was thinking about ES should be used for advanced error
reporting when a system uses MySQL. Imagine a PHP script, run regulary wi=
th
the commandline (every 10 minutes for exemple), using MySQL to store data=
s.
The db server is down, so the query fails. PHP will prompt the error, and=
 it
should be log with a redirection. And this error should run for a long ti=
me,
since someone looks in the log file. I think ES should be used to send a
mail to the admin on the first the error appends. In fact, it exactely a
feature I require. I should do that in the original script, but I could a=
lso
do everything I need in the script, but it should so better to do this wi=
th
ES

> Anyway, the CVS respiorty is empty and I find that a bunch of Windows C=
VS
> clients just don't report errors when using SSH.
Shit!
>WinCVS doesn't report
> that it can't find putty, and it seems to appear working with everythin=
g.
> Remember that you must have your public key(s) upload to SF.net.
How can I do that?
> Also the
> CVS script is not part of SF itself, it's a seperate one called cvsweb
> (this I know because I run a private local SF.net server).
Nice!

>What a
> possiabile solution to do is to wait for PHP5, as it will be including
> SQLite, a file based SQL system that doesn't require a server.
I don't know much about SQLite, but one of the soft I use (bacula :
www.bacula.org, a nice backup soft!), uses it, and it seems to works well.
>What could
> be done is a. Data from MySQL is copied to SQLite at various times b. W=
e
> use SQLite be default unless the user chooses otherwise c. We use it
> seperate as a manual failback.
So, if I understood well : SQLite as default, MySQL as an option, with a
backup on SQLite. And we should begin with MySQL only, waiting for PHP5. =
I
think I can agreed that.
> Regrads,
> McTails
> Regrads,
> Sonic McTails

Regards,

Stephane