From: Michal L. <mi...@lo...> - 2008-03-30 11:14:06
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Smart Weblications GmbH, Florian Wiessner wrote: > Hi, > > Michal Ludvig schrieb: >> But that all depends on your exact requirements. > > Yes, you are right. And for that purpose there is mysql-binlog. Binlog was designed for a totally different purpose and as such is hardly usable for a convenient revision tracking on mysqlfs. For instance you'll have to keep all binlogs from when the FS was created to be able to "replay" the filesystem to some point in time (and honestly who keeps binlogs longer then a few days after they get their way to slaves). It would work on the whole-filesystem level, not for particular files (which may or may not be what Stef wanted). It isn't user-accessible. Etc. Michal |