Re: Message ID with mySQL?

Roy Schestowitz wrote:

> _However_, make sure you do not break older links if/when the
> conventions change.

Hence the asterisk (or some other character that will do the job). It's
not valid in a real Message-ID, so any URLs that start with
"http://message-id.net/*"; will be assumed to be aliases.

> One thing you could also do, for example, is rely on query speed in
> mySQL and just toss aliases at it, e.g. ADD to $table VALUES $slug
> $address $date

MySQL? No, ta. PostgreSQL with suitable indexing.

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