Re: Potentially Predatory Pre-Announcement of Possible Vaporware (zinq-djbdns-0.01)
"David Nicol" <[email protected]>
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 4:31 PM, Mark Johnson <[email protected]> wrote: > Any nominations for anything else? option to use SQLite instead of CDB? Possibly with some kind of cache-invalidation-on-write trigger? Or more generally, a documented external database interface, SQL92 or not. So my wishlist item is: integrate SQLite into tinydns so I can dynamicallly update bits by mounting the SQLite file, or one of several SQLite files, in a different process, and insert, update, and delete using existing tools. For a fall-back weaker version of this list, I would want to be able to operate a dynamic DNS without touching more than one distributed file before recompiling tinydns; it is possible that we're they're now and I just haven't actually looked. Pdns did it, of course. So a "Hacking Zinqdns" document might be enough. And I know that recompiling a big data file into cdb format is quick and easy and works well, so don't tell me that again. Unless, of course, you must. -- "Slingshot delivers all mail shipments to the post office by bicycle!"