On Sun, 23 Oct 2005, David K Norman wrote:
What? With all the talk about making sure Drupal works in a shared hosting environment (ex. sessions stored in the DB instead of /tmp), you can't be serious.
I am German, I am always dead serious. I have no idea if and how this grant might affect Drupal's users to run it on shared hosting. I suspect that there will probably some hosters that cause problems - probably the same that cause problems with the LOCK TABLE permission on MySQL 4. This would be only another reason to recommend users to change hosters to such hosters that can do an upgrade from Mysql 3 to 4 _and_ read the upgrade docs. I suggest that you or somebody else who is interested in the issue simply tries to run current Drupal HEAD on such a hosting account and reports back. Cheers, Gerhard