Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Scalability, Server Farms, KDE Plugins

[Chris Weiss]

SI Reasoning (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>It shouldn't take several copies of MySql since vmware versions can talk
>between themselves and the host. The issue was that he wanted to run a stable
>version and developer version at the same time, if I recall. I forgot of what
>though....

it is was, and there is no vmware needed...unless you like wasting system 
resources.
 I was saying that the only reason you would want to run it in a vmware is if 
you
wanted to seperate copy of mysql and apache for some reason.  And even then, 
with a
little command line trickery you could run 2 seperate instances of both mysql 
and
apache.



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>Chris Weiss (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>>actually, it can be done using programs like vmware or user mode linux.
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>>that would only be needed if you wanted several instances of MySql or 
>>something
>>creapy like that.  No need for it all.
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