On 6/8/2004 11:49 AM, Robert Treat wrote:
> Well I am working to address the problem, sorry if I am not doing it
> fast enough. I spoke with the gborg maintainer and found out that the
> top 5 is based on page views for a project rather than cvs activity.
Aha ... and let me guess, the algorithm does NOT look at the
Http-Referrer to ignore the hits caused by listing it at the top, right?
> While I've no doubt you've been more active on slony development, I am
> not so sure that pgreplication doesn't get more page views. So, I have
> (just) sent Chris an email asking to reset the stats so we will see
> which project floats to the top, but I think longer term we need a
> "replication guide" listing the different solutions available like we do
> with windows and gui tools up on techdocs. I plan to do that as well,
> just need to find time to work it into the schedule.
Thanks,
Jan
>
> Robert Treat
>
> On Tue, 2004-06-08 at 08:46, Jan Wieck wrote:
>> I guess I have to address a slightly broader audience, or do I conclude
>> from the total lack of interest in this matter that nobody cares if we
>> promote something here as one of our "top five" flagship projects, that
>> is inactive for years and still a prototype implementation against
>> PostgreSQL 6.4 with no ideas how to incorporate the semantic changes of
>> MVCC into the concept.
>>
>> We might be leaning towards migrating things to pgfoundry, but that does
>> not mean that we can leave gborg behind as a half plundered wreck where
>> one by accident might still find something useful.
>>
>>
>> Jan
>>
>>
>> On 6/4/2004 8:01 AM, Jan Wieck wrote:
>>
>> > Folks,
>> >
>> > on the gborg front page is a link to the "pgreplication" project as one
>> > of five "top" projects. This thing has had zero updates since its last
>> > attempts agains PostgreSQL 7.2 and appears literally dead.
>> >
>> > Can someone please remove that?
>> >
>> >
>> > Jan
>> >
>>
>>
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