On Fri, Feb 17, 2012 at 2:28 PM, Josh Berkus <josh@agliodbs.com> wrote:
>
>> Andy replied to me privately that RUBIX is not open source.
>>
>> The claims about "full integration" aren't ones that I can test/verify, so we'll need feedback from the SE-Postgres
devson that. Kevin is responding to the other thread on pgsql-advocacy. Once both issues are resolved, we can update
thelanguage where appropriate.
>
> Well, for that matter, the statement about SEPostgres was true at the
> time 9.1 was released (TrustedRUBIX was not released until November
> 2011), so I'm not sure changing the language on the wiki is even
> appropriate. If we do change it, then I suggest simply changing the
> word "only" to "first".
>
> Of course, I'm tempted to say "only significant". ;-)
I glanced at some of the trusted RUBIX documentation a very long time
ago and had the impression that they had thought about these issues
more than we have, and that their integration was more comprehensive
than ours. I didn't understand very much of it, but I think there's a
reason that the word "trusted" is in the name of their product. So I
suggest adding "open source".
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Robert Haas
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