I might not have been clear in my earlier post.
OpenMFG, the ERP system, has run on PostgreSQL from day one. It's the ONLY database we run on. OpenMFG is not free
software,but we have a source code license that accepts and encourages community contributions (of which there have
beenmany). See www.openmfg.com for details on the product.
We also recently spun up a new community website at www.openmfg.org. It's powered by the Drupal CMS, which Michael
referencedin his original post. Drupal is one of those projects that has a lot of MySQL-specific yuckiness in it.
Samething for Mantis, a bug tracker that is infinitely more functional than the built-in bugtracker in Drupal. So
we'vedone three things for the .org website:
1) improved PostgreSQL support for Drupal
2) improved PostgreSQL support for Mantis
3) integrated Drupal and Mantis with a common PostgreSQL database
Sorry for any confusion. We'll be releasing our patches at the main Drupal site soon, and there's also a forum on
openmfg.orgdevoted to the changes we made.
Cheers,
Ned
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President and CEO
OpenMFG, LLC
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email: ned@openmfg.com
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Ned Lilly wrote:
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>
> Michael Dean wrote:
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>> 4. Stop being too cheap. Money Talks! Offer to PAY premiums to major
>> OSS aps who don't do pg, or don't do it well enough. Like Compierre,
>> like Drupal.
>
> Compiere has a religious preference for Oracle, money doesn't talk in
> this instance.
>
> As for Drupal, OpenMFG will be posting its Postgres port support (as
> well as for Drupal integration with the Mantis bugtracker). We use both
> for our community site, www.openmfg.org.
> Regards,
> Ned
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