Closed, Open Source Share Compatibility Problems
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Closed, Open Source Share Compatibility Problems: Interesting take on the compatibility problems brought onto Wordpress by the latest versions of Mysql running in “strict” mode as default. Especially poignant here because I see well greased programmers moving to the postgresql model because of a shift of ideologies of the mysql group. I should look into the added benefits that the strict model provides to the system.
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Do you think wordpress will ever run on postgre?
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Kevin — 12/15/2005 @ 1:05 amSurely the answer to the whole backward compatibilty problem is for software developers to focus on allowing different versions to be installed simultaneously - a lot of problems go away.
Although it can be fiddly this can certainly be done with PHP providing all but one installation runs as CGI (Not sure about MySQL - I’ve never actually installed it).
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Oliver (2 comments.) — 12/16/2005 @ 11:20 pm