Re: [Exim] exim's databases and sql

> > Yes, that's exactly what I mean. I was more thinking about an option to
> > store the hints/callout db in sql instead of on the filesystem.
>
> ewwww.

Sounds like you're not much on sql here. =)

> these are simple, single key lookups so far as i know. what possible
> advantage do you think you gain by incuring the overhead of an SQL or
> SQL-like database?

See my last posting.

> > No, nico, I don't need coffee!!!
>
> i think you need something.

Nope, but I think of things sometimes that noone has thought of before or
has but never said anything about it.

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