Re: Re: QA Reports aggregator

> > > How about 'reports'? Or even 'test-reports'? > Let's go for reports ;) > I don't think that server has a database server setup.. so how about > just using sqlite? Or is there a reason to use anything else? > SQLite should be ok, as long as the extension is loaded in the current php installation ;) Is there a specific directory where I should save the db file (maybe we have specific directive, and we should not put self generated content directly in web trunk) ? Or just a subfolder with correct .htaccess so the database cannot be downloaded is enough ? Is qa.php.net a unique machine (so no need to worry about duplicate versions of the sqlite file) ? Olivier