Andy Baugh
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README.md
Better PostgreSQL for cPanel & WHM
This Plugin aims to bring extended support for more recent PostgreSQL versions to cPanel & WHM. The approach is very similar to what already exists for MySQL -- we will be installing from community repositories which already build the server for CentOS.
The Plan
- Add UI page for facilitating upgrades. Mimic the MySQL/MariaDB upgrade page, as this is what customers would expect.
- Implement the "bone stock" path in the UI as well, have it be default option for install.
- Testing. Lots of testing.
- RPMification. Makefile needs to bundle shit into SOURCES and then run specfile(s) in SPECS. Copy rpmbuild artifacts to dist folder or whatever. Maybe a publish rule for yum repo?
Other Ambitions
Why not bring other useful extensions to postgres (like PostGIS)? Why not facilitate clustering or at least PG connection pooling?
Copyright
For now, this code is Copyright 2020 Thomas A. Baugh. Unauthorized copying is prohibited until such time I consider re-licensing this code.