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The way certain things seem to run away with RAM allocations and thus tie up the server is kind of super annoying and worrying. I'm going to have to have a look.
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But for now, dinner, since its back up and running again.
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@takeshitakenji I had a creeping feeling of dread when I made that comment about MySQL. Guess that was why.
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@takeshitakenji Unrelatedly we all need to sit down with @moonman and get this postgres shit working.
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@archaeme @moonman @takeshitakenji Honestly, its a lot worse now than it used to be, and just coasts on the name.
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@archaeme @moonman @takeshitakenji Ive been thinking about changing over to it but Moonman's experiences with it and GS were not encouraging.
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@archaeme @moonman @takeshitakenji There's a patch for it the other mikael wrote (@mikael) that those of us interested need to sit down and go through the inevitable bugs with and get working, I just havent had a time when I can sit down for a good while and just push through it. But I plan to when I get over this flu or whatever the hell it is.
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@archaeme @moonman @takeshitakenji Well, Moon is also on GS and not pA, and I've done a few things to make DB stuff and errors handle more sensibly, so I might have fixed whatever caused his problems without realizing it.
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@takeshitakenji @moonman @archaeme The only reason nowadays to use MySQL is the "plug and play" aspect (which, to be fair, is a valid consideration) - if you just want to knock up something quickly than MySQL is the way to go. But if anything else is your consideration Postgres or for large deployments 12c w.ODBC are probably the way to go. I really don't like usin…
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@takeshitakenji @moonman @archaeme Quite possibly, given how intent on destroying itself Twitter seems to be.
But postgresql is probably the way to go for general purpose instances where performance is a concern. Its pretty scalable itself and the performance is good. The only thing I wonder about is replication, but that's more just out of being unfamiliar with trying to set up something like that in postgre
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@takeshitakenji @moonman @lambadalambda @archaeme My dev instance is literally running on a Toshiba labtop circa like 1992
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@takeshitakenji @lambadalambda Yeah that laptop is a handmedown and I haven't wanted to get rid of things from my dad where he's not with us anymore :/ So I figure I may as well put it to use. I mean, ideally, I want postActiv to be able to run on as close to an actual potato as we can manage. I should get a beaglebone and play with optimizing it to run smoothl…
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@takeshitakenji @bob @lambadalambda Maybe, but it won't be me, Docker is hot garbage IMO.
There's a vagrant thingy in there for PHP5+MySQL and another for PHP7+MariaDB though.
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@moonman @takeshitakenji @lambadalambda @archaeme
I actually have fixed most of the strict standards warnings except for in a few plugins that I don't use and don't care to fix.
Should do that next.
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@verius @moonman @takeshitakenji @archaeme Yeah I wouldn't know, its something I've never had to do before, but I've heard good things.
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@mikael @moonman @takeshitakenji @archaeme Takeshi has got redis down, though there's probably more we can stick in it
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