Peter Nixon wrote:
Heh. This is rather amusing in that the postgresql shim (rlm_sql_postgresql) and its wrapper module (rlm_sql) started life as MySQL specific. This means that the design doesnt't actually exactly fit the way Postgresql does things as MySQL had no concept of transactions or stored procedures etc at the time of writing, and rlm_sql_postgresql has to do some "funny things" in order to stay in that model (as do the other sql driver modules). The fact that youhave now taken some "hints" from the Postgresql driver module means that we probably should sit down and redesign rlm_sql's interface to the shims as MySQL now resembles a "real database" and does things pretty similar to other "real" databases.
Any takers? (I will provide what support I can on Postgresql)
Let's delay this until after 2.0.0 has been released. Alan DeKok. -- http://deployingradius.com - The web site of the book http://deployingradius.com/blog/ - The blog