Re: Installations problems with dbmail 3.2.3

Harald, 

it's ok 👍🏻

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Andrea Brancatelli
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On 2017-10-12 14:25, Reindl Harald wrote:

>> Actually, as you said a few minutes later, RHEL ships Oracle MySQL as
>> "community-mysql", as do FreeBSD, and any other distribution
> 
> sorry, but when you can't distinct between Fedora and RHEL any discussion is worthless - RHEL don't ship MySQL but you pretended "because of license issues" which is not true
> 
> Am 12.10.2017 um 14:17 schrieb Andrea Brancatelli: 
> 
>> Don't be rude.
>> 
>> What I'm saying is exactly reported in the link you gave:
> 
> no you pretended "RHEL doesn't ship MySQL as default anymore just because of licensing issues"
> 
>> "The original company behind MySQL, MySQL AB, were bought out by Sun which was then bought by Oracle. Recent changes made by Oracle indicate they are moving the MySQL project to be more closed. They are no longer publishing any useful information about security issues (CVEs), and they are not providing complete regression tests any more, and a very large fraction of the mysql bug database is now not public.
>> 
>> MariaDB, which was founded by some of the original MySQL developers, has a more open-source attitude and an active community. We have found them to be much easier to work with, especially in regards to security matters."
>> 
>> Read it differently: a few years ago a lot of FUD was spread abut MySQL going closed, but that didn't happen.
> 
> but the issues above still existst
> 
>> The only nonsense here is your statement:
>> 
>> /"BUT looking that RHEL no longer ships oracle MySQl and most other distributions switched to MariaDB as well as big players like Wikipedia Oracle MySQL is dead - period"/
>> 
>> Actually, as you said a few minutes later, RHEL ships Oracle MySQL as "community-mysql", as do FreeBSD, and any other distribution.
> 
> RHEL *does not* ship MySQL
> you need to realize that RHEL != Fedora
> 
> fact is most Linux distributions ship MySQL any longer as default
> 
>> Oracle MySQL is not dead at all, and was actually faster than MariaDB ( https://mariadb.org/maria-10-1-mysql-5-7-commodity-hardware/  [1]) previously and it's actually probably faster now as MySQL 8 is faster than MySQL 5.7 ( http://dimitrik.free.fr/blog/archives/2017/10/mysql-performance-21m-qps-on-80rc.html  [2]).
> 
> may i suggest that you inform yourself somehow about MariaDB, what get backported, what version of InnoDB it uses and so on as you said "I never used MariaDB" while MariaDB users don't say the same about Oracle MySQL - comparing MariaDB 10.1 with MySQL 5.7 is nonsense because 10.1 used a older XtraDB generation while 10.2 is at MySQL 5.7 level
> 
> 2017-10-12 14:23:53 140276216588608 [Note] InnoDB: 5.7.19 started; log sequence number 16262762714
> 2017-10-12 14:23:53 140275703867136 [Note] InnoDB: Loading buffer pool(s) from /mnt/data/db/mysql-srv/ib_buffer_pool
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>> BTW, relax, none of this is gonna change our life - we're just talking.
>> 
>> Use whatever you prefer, for the reason you like
> 
> i don't care much but you are talking about "supported software"
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Links:
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[1]
https://mariadb.org/maria-10-1-mysql-5-7-commodity-hardware/ 
[2]
http://dimitrik.free.fr/blog/archives/2017/10/mysql-performance-21m-qps-on-80rc.html 

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