Re: Running Postgres on CD - With Win32
От | Peter Childs |
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Тема | Re: Running Postgres on CD - With Win32 |
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Msg-id | a2de01dd0512310627v2eabae2m@mail.gmail.com обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Running Postgres on CD - With Win32 (Dennis Wagner <dennis@dennis-wagner.info>) |
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Re: Running Postgres on CD - With Win32
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If all you want is a client you should just be able to write it and it will connect to the server and work. The client does not need to write just the server.
Peter Childs
Peter Childs
On 29/12/05, Dennis Wagner <dennis@dennis-wagner.info> wrote:
Hi everybody!
I was using Postgres for quite some time now without any problems. Now
I'm facing some new challenge: Create a Read-Only Client out of a given
Application and put it on CD/DVD. As the Application uses a
PostgreSQL-DB (running on a FreeBSD-Server) I would like to at least
keep the DB-Interface and use Postgres. The client-app, unfortunatly, is
written for the .NET-Platform and doesn't run under mono (yet). So the
CD would need to be run under Windows for the moment. I found some
Threads discussion using a Knoppix-like approach to get Postgres running
on a read-only medium but they were all concentrationg on linux. As far
as I understand there is no way of turning WAL completely off (which
would be ok for a CD-version as false writes cannot occur und thus
cannot destroy the db-content). So then there are two possibilities:
Send all writes to log-files to nirvana (like the good old BOFH used to
do) or into a memdrive. Has anybody accomplished the task to run
PostgreSQL from CD (even on Linux) and is willing to contribute some of
his/her experiences?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
...Dennis
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