PHP Database abstraction mailing list
There’s a new mailing list to discuss PHP DBAL related issues.
Read the details in this blog entry
There’s a new mailing list to discuss PHP DBAL related issues.
Read the details in this blog entry
Release focus: Major feature enhancements
Changes:Cluster support was added, allowing the maximum database size to be extended up to several dozens or even hundreds of millions of documents. Strong relevancy calculation improvements were made to return higher quality search results. Many new features were added and performance improvements were made.
Firebird V2.01 Release Candidate 2 is available for download.
martijn wrote in his blog about DatabaseDevelopmentForum.Com :
Quite some time ago, Arno Brinkman (from the Firebird Database Project and I launched a forum website where you can ask questions about different database systems.
[ED: the other Firebird forums that you can visit are fbtalk.net and devshed ]
The phpMyFAQ team is pleased to announce the second preview of our next generation release, phpMyFAQ 2.0.0-beta. This release added user and group based permissions for categories and records, OpenSearch support, a “submit translation” link and form, experimental support for Oracle databases, experimental support for Interbase/Firebird databases, an updated Arabic translation, and of course, we fixed tons of bugs. Do not use this version in production systems, but please test this version and report bugs!
Release focus: Major bugfixes
From the changelog , they fixed an interbase/firebird extension compile error
This release addresses a crash problem with the session extension when register_globals is turned on that was introduced in PHP 4.4.5. This release comes also with the new version 7.0 of PCRE and it addresses a number of minor bugs.
Someone was asking why the current Firebird MemberShip/Role/Profile Example doesn’t work with the ASP.NET Configuration tool for security.
Hopefully this solves the problem. If it does I would appreciate someone letting me know so that others will also know in the future.
[Some modifications to Membership/Role/Profile Example]
Crowd is a web-based single sign-on (SSO) tool that simplifies application provisioning and identity management.
Crowd Standalone ships with a built-in database, however, for production environments we recommend configuring Crowd Standalone to use an external database. Crowd supports most relational database servers and therefore we suggest using the one you are most comfortable administering.