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Originally Posted by KirbyDE
@KuraFire
Why not just upgrade mySQL? 
I think this would be good anyway (=> Query Cache, reduced load on our server significantly).
You could also use this with mySQL 3 with some modifications:
- modify the definition for table bugs in the setup
- change bugs.php sql
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1) mysql 4 != officially stable; we're a webhost with Debian Woody's only (for client servers anyway).
2) mysql 4's Query Cache is really not all that bright, so I'm hearing. It helps, sure, but not as much as it could have with more intelligent implementation. (for details on that, though, you'll have to bug my boss cos he's the database expert - for instance, he wrote mysql 3 Fulltext indexes himself

).
I think I'll wait a bit, thanks though