Differences in MySQL & SQL Server versions

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3/14/2009 8:11:19 PM
rdpinkerton
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Differences in MySQL & SQL Server versions

OS is Windows 2003 Server
DB is mySQL Community Edition 5.077 / MS SQL 2005 Standard Edition
MySQL 2.2.9.2

I had two parallel installations of mojoPortal on the same server, one using MS SQL and one using mySQL
I used the same web.config in both installations and changed the database connection string in the user.config.
This was the only difference between the two installs.

In the MS SQL version under Administration > Site Settings there is a "Mail Settings" tab.
In the mySQL version this tab does not exist.

Is this behavior by design or did I mess something up on the MySQL install?

Thanks   /Bob

 

3/15/2009 7:54:44 AM
Steve Mitchell
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Re: Differences in MySQL & SQL Server versions

The appearance of Mail Settings in Site Settings is determined by a config setting:

<add key="EnableSiteSettingsSmtpSettings" value="true" />

as described here:

http://www.mojoportal.com/emailconfiguration.aspx

Hope that helps,

Steve

3/15/2009 11:28:36 AM
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Re: Differences in MySQL & SQL Server versions

Thank you, Steve. I appreciate the help.

I'm still confused because I built both sites with the same web.config and user.config but I'm not going to worry about that. :-)

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