Stacks on Servers

[Jim Carwardine]

Just a couple more questions...

I'm working with a Novell server and investigating the use of an iFolder to
give access to multiple users of a stack.

1. Does a Rev stack allow concurrent read only access to more than one user?
2. When an iFolder synchs a file upon access, what would happen if another
user was already using the stack?   Jim

on 12/23/03 2:45 AM, Alex Rice wrote:

> 
> On Dec 22, 2003, at 5:10 PM, Jim Carwardine wrote:
> 
>> Without re-discussing that thread, it sounds like the best approach is
>> to
>> have a Rev client front-ending a real database app (Oracle, etc.) on
>> the
>> server.  Is that true?  Jim
> 
> Yes definitely. PostgreSQL is a good one to look at. Of course MySQL is
> popular too.
> 
> Serendipity DB now has a client-server version. I believe it uses Rev
> stacks for data storage. You might want to check it out (announced
> yesterday on this list)
> 
> 
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