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Congratulations! The cake was a lie, but the site isn't! (just kidding...) Good luck with it, GLaDOS.

WIll do, thanks. Daniel

Well that's a good question and there are a lot of factors within it. Though, the main reasons that turns it a good option are the following: - Developers (some [though not all] of them we're very closely related to the MySQL codebase and know it very well, this in my opinion can start adding a serious problem to the MySQL(the lack of original coders)) - Community and Foundation (the security fixes appear to be fixed faster on MariaDB http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Security-updates-for-MariaDB-1795866.html), Also the foundation is starting to have support from some important companies and some linux distributions by default(Fedora, Red Hat Based - Which I believe could give a significant boost to it being enabled by default on a future red hat enterprise linux 8, OpenSuse by Novell, Slackware, among others)http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Fedora-19-MariaDB-instead-of-MySQL-but-no-Btrfs-1795146.html, http://www.h-online.com/open/features/What-s-new-in-openSUSE-12-3-1822738.html?page=2. Don't get me wrong I don't think Oracle or even the previous Sun Microsystem, have done a terrible job with their database, but times are showing that projects that have open source code and that allow their community to fork it and become independent are much better handle then from a "solo" company who starts trying maintaining everything for themselves will start falling in some holes before completly fall on them. The License of mariaDB seems to allow code from MySQL to be imported, though Oracle could do a kick back and put MySQL the apache license on it's code and starting importing mariaDB (not as bad as it sounds, not sure). - A drop in replacement for some versions(yes it does have some caveats and no guaranties for future versions yet) of MySQL https://kb.askmonty.org/en/mariadb-versus-mysql-compatibility/ - Some perfomance improvements (though I don't believe they make a ground shaker yet). - And the verbose output, I'm hearing some good things about this (and a feature that I think it'd come in handy). Anyway, this is a very complex application that laying a finger on it could get it flying, and like the old saying: If it ain't broken, don't fix it. Daniel

Hi, just out of curiosity (I hope the cat doesn't die, kidding). Anyway, are there any plans to support the MariaDB database? Either by migrating or even replacing? And if I assume right if it'll be supported, it will probably be on Johnny server? Thanks, Daniel

Hi, I'm Daniel, I've registered here about a week ago, but well since everythings works really well, I think I'll be here for sometime experimenting and updating my knowedge of web coding. I know how to draw and some 2D editing. I also know Html and CSS relatively well, though Javascript and server side scripting(really intrigues me) not that well and since the appearance of html 5 and css 3 I really want to learn those new "shinning" things (who doesn't love shinning things? just kidding). Well, anyway an happy customer and hope the best for everyone. Daniel

I just have looked in the source code as suggested and yeah the code is messed up. I didn't set a ftp account yet, so I was copy and pasting the code from my file to a new one using the web editor provided by the panel. Thanks, I know what to do now, it just slipped my mind that when copy and pasting the editor would add tags for spaces and new lines as html tags. Daniel

Hi! Info: Server: Stevie Cpanel username: synch Domain: synchring.tk I've created an account here recently and the Cpanel and it's relative tools works fine. But going to http://synchring.tk/index.htm it seems the "index.html" page there isn't being interpreted, just shows the code of the page. Also in the ".tk" configuration the DNS change that it should be done, I really have no idea if I've done it right. What should I change? I've read the wiki but honestly I don't understand much of this yet. Thanks, Daniel.