Check out the June 30th news post on the main site (http://libnss-mysql.sourceforge.net).
That's pretty convincing news that the code's stable and able to handle high-load conditions! :-)
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that's awesome dude. not that nss-mysql isn't already in use on production servers =]. just great when someone like sourceforge starts using your stuff. nss-mysql is pimptastic. I have nss-mysql integrated with a few other mysql mods (mydns, a perl hack for apache, sendmail) for a mysql-driven server.
the only complaint i've ever had is these "libnss-mysql: mysql_query failed: MySQL server has gone away, trying again (2)" messages i get repeatedly. i tried to fix it with help in these forums before, but appearently i can't see the forest for all the damn trees. anyways, thanx cinergi for nss-mysql and all the forum support. congrats on your status upgrade =].
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Check out the June 30th news post on the main site (http://libnss-mysql.sourceforge.net).
That's pretty convincing news that the code's stable and able to handle high-load conditions! :-)
thats great! :D
that's awesome dude. not that nss-mysql isn't already in use on production servers =]. just great when someone like sourceforge starts using your stuff. nss-mysql is pimptastic. I have nss-mysql integrated with a few other mysql mods (mydns, a perl hack for apache, sendmail) for a mysql-driven server.
the only complaint i've ever had is these "libnss-mysql: mysql_query failed: MySQL server has gone away, trying again (2)" messages i get repeatedly. i tried to fix it with help in these forums before, but appearently i can't see the forest for all the damn trees. anyways, thanx cinergi for nss-mysql and all the forum support. congrats on your status upgrade =].
Wow, congrats :D