Re: Distributions which contain postgresql

>What I'd be curious about is for those that actually install PostgreSQL,
>do they actually *require* it for some reason, or do they just install it
>so that more disk space is used up? :)
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The only one that I know of that requires it is the Cobalt Linux
distribution. They use it (or at least used to) to
manage all the virtual server config stuff.

j

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