Michael Smith writes:
> Ah, OK. I guess I can then hard-code it into the Emacs code. You say it
> changes once in a while, and I remember that it's 'refdb1' for v0.9.3.
> Does that mean you alternate it between those two values, and so if I
> have the Emacs code filter out both "refdb" and "refdb1", it will handle
> things OK if/when you need to change the name again?
>
This should do the trick. So far I didn't find any reason to use
something else but refdb or refdb1.
> OK. But, along with the blacklist, should I just have it hard-coded to
> always ignore the following, even if they're not included in the
> blacklist? If not, there's a risk of users trying to add RefDB data to
> these databases.
>
> refdb refdb1 mysql template0 template1
>
This is the pitch dark black list, so to speak. In no case a reference
database should have one of these names.
> Yes, I think it should be on your todo list. How much of a priority it
> should be relative to other things you have on there, I can't say.
>
Ok. I'll put it on my list then. I'll make that user-configurable to
save time for those who know what they're doing.
regards,
Markus
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