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...ev. Have you installed python-2.x? If anything goes wrong, please show us - output of "./config.status --version" - config.log (with compression) - build log by "make VERBOSE=1" (with compression) ...Takumi 2012/6/23 Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson <johann at 2ndquadrant.com>: > Hi all, > > My system is: SunOS asuka 5.11 oi_151a4 i86pc i386 i86pc > > This is an error I get when compiling Clang from SVN: > >  gmake[1]: Entering directory `/home/johann/build/llvm/tools/llvm-config' >  llvm[1]: Compiling llvm-config.cpp for Debug+Asserts...

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...ion, which can make failover easier via DNS (like with a round robin for ldap.mydomain), or multiple LDAP dictionaries for dovecot. The [big] problem with OSS Postgres is that it only does master/slave replication, with no plans to add multi-master replication to the code base (there is Percona and 2ndQuadrant, but for small outfits, and individual there is a price barrier there). Personally I love PGSQL as a DB, but for SSO I use LDAP - because that's what it's designed for (i.e. read more than written). > I guess the local caching is also faster. Afaik were databases not > designed for...

Just realized I have a nice problem. using Postgresql... When I save something via Rails to the table it''s saved with a GMT offset (so 12:00 becomes 16:00) But the database is configured to save everything as GMT. Which means -- when I query it via SQL it''s coming back as now + 4 hours instead of just plain now. Where/How do I get this back in sync? -- You received this

I don't even get what the advatages are of doing this with sql. If you use local replicated ldap and use local credential caching then your master ldap can go down without issues, even the local caching handle some local slapd issues. I guess the local caching is also faster. Afaik were databases not designed for this purpose and a better fit is ldap. > > If I understand open source

I need advice about What is the best practice to scale RoR project ? My current stack is: - Ruby 1.9.3 - RoR 3.2.8 - Redis DB for caching and some hot data - PostgreSQL - Resque for background jobs I am expecting a highload for my project for several month. And I need to change my architecture. Primarily, I want to change my backend architecture. I read about highload