PgSQL Pluggin

[Brownie]

Id quite like to provide Pgsql to our customers.

Now I dont know how big a project it would be adding as a pluggin or not.

Obveously if someone from Dark Orb offered to write a plugin for cpanel I would be very happy :D

If not, how many people would be interested in a PgSQL plugin? Id like to say this would be my first play around with PgSQL so it would be a use at your own risk type of thing - but if anyone is interested, let me know.

The most fun part will be getting a cpanel interface for it

 

[Karl]

phpPgAdmin is available for PostgreSQL so it is somewhat similar to phpMyAdmin considering it is by the same people.

PgSQL is quite a bit different to mySQL. mySQL has a lot of its own extensions to the SQL language added.

 

[Brownie]

Ive installed PgSQL and done something like creating a database with it - but thats about it.

With a bit of looking through the manual I cant see it being that hard to create a management section in cpanel for it, or could it <eek> hehe

 

[muppie]

Adding PGSQL support integrated with cpanel would be a good thing so people can have alternative.... I hope it is planned for the future for cpanel / nocsoft

 

[Brownie]

I decided not to make the plug-in as there wasnt a demand for it :O

 

[moronhead]

[quote:014284bf01]I decided not to make the plug-in as there wasnt a demand for it :O
[/quote:014284bf01]Does that mean that it would be almost impossible to implement it in Cpanel just the same as IMAP currently not being available? Both seem to be great features that may be adding value to Cpanel.

 

[mrweirdo]

i would be interested as i would like to be able to offer pgsql to our hosting clients on our server.

 

[michel v]

This is a feature that doesn't look interesting enough for hosts but could be very interesting to would-be clients.
It's one of these features that you don't realise you need, until you actually have it

Has someone submitted a bug about it in CPanel's bugzilla ?
That would help
I just submitted a feature request there, about PHP supporting GNU GetText, for example.

 

[autson]

We need it

 

[dzevad]

You have my vote for PostgreSQL . I'm sure not many clients would use it, but still it gives another great advantage to Cpanel....now there's a different thing it has to be done in a secure way so the users can't abuse it