yordan

Obviously im here for hosting.

Hello, you !
My name is Yodan, I'm here for posting, of course. And also for having fun, the forum seems nice.
By the way, do you thing that posting this kind of posts can be helpful for hosting ?

Can any of you guys give me a good database which is easy to use?

I see a lot of guys loving mysql, nobody talking about oracle ?

putting it in your root directory such as C:\ can also help because no one will bother to delete a dll file.

I would definitively say "don't put anything under c:". This should probably take place in the "operating system" forum, but I strongly recommend that you put no personal file on the c: disk.
Once your system works correctly (let's say the first day you buy your wonrderful PC), you should do a full backup on a removable device (let's say a CD).
Then, you should write all your personal files (wordprocessor text files, your c programs and whatever you need) on a separate partition.
So, next time you will do a big mistake (yes, Murphy's law say you will do, I did too), or if you have bad luck with a virus, simply reload you backup and your system will be fine again.
And you will have lost all the things you wrote as c:\something.dll.
So, my message is : don't put anyting onthe same disk as the operating system disk.

+1 for gmail.And also, remember the gmail virtual drive, sometimes very useful.I have seen paid mails which have more adverising than gmail.by the way, the beta-test gmail version is free, will the production version remain free ?

Wow ! Yordan and the "empty calorie" simultaneously posting on the AIX post ! This claims that this subject is important.Who whould be in charge of eventually creating a separate subforum on the AIX subject ?

Definitely, I think,  AIX has a lot of users, althrough it's commercial.

Would you like it to be seperate topic and let many guys to share some experience on it?

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You are right, ncc, AIX has a lot of users. Moreover, I would say that AIX will have more and more users.

Some years ago, the Sun systems were the biggest ones. Now, the AIX systems are the biggest in the world.

So, I think that AIX must be present here. And I think that AIX should have it's own subforum.

Personnally, I would like to see the AIX posts in their own forum, clearly named AIX, instead of being something strange like "Operating Systems > UNIX (Other Flavours)".

@the empty calorie : you are right, AIX supports the PowerPC chips.

More interesting, the new power5 chips support partitionning and sub-partitionning. This means that you can put several OS running at the same time in the same box : the database server, the two application server machines and the three web-server machines.