updating strings

[squirrelmail.git] / doc / db-backend.txt

diff --git a/doc/db-backend.txt b/doc/db-backend.txt
index 3712c3765889afcf8a1b0f11f43a7b06366d4c2b..33155437008ff5c9179c8b7a6d32a59e2554d771 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/db-backend.txt
+++ b/doc/db-backend.txt
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ For MySQL you would normally do something like:
  # mysqladmin create squirrelmail
 
  (from the mysql client)
- mysql> GRANT select,insert,update,delete ON squirrelmail.* 
+ mysql> GRANT select,insert,update,delete ON squirrelmail.*
               TO squirreluser@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'sqpassword';
 
 The table structure should be similar to this (for MySQL):
@@ -55,17 +55,33 @@ The table structure should be similar to this (for MySQL):
      KEY firstname (firstname,lastname)
    );
 
+and similar to this for PostgreSQL:
+CREATE TABLE "address" (
+   "owner" varchar(128) NOT NULL,
+   "nickname" varchar(16) NOT NULL,
+   "firstname" varchar(128) NOT NULL,
+   "lastname" varchar(128) NOT NULL,
+   "email" varchar(128) NOT NULL,
+   "label" varchar(255) NOT NULL,
+   CONSTRAINT "address_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("nickname", "owner")
+);
+CREATE  UNIQUE INDEX "address_firstname_key" ON "address"
+   ("firstname", "lastname");
+
 
 Next, edit your configuration so that the address book DSN (Data Source
 Name) is specified, this can be done using either conf.pl or via the
 administration plugin. The DSN should look something like:
 
- mysql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail
+ mysql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail or
+ pgsql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail
 
 From now on all users' personal addressbooks will be stored in a
 database.
 
-
+Global address book uses same table format as the one used for personal
+address book. You can even use same table, if you don't have user named
+'global'.
 
 Configuring preferences in database
 -----------------------------------
@@ -82,15 +98,23 @@ The table structure should be similar to this (for MySQL):
     PRIMARY KEY (user,prefkey)
   );
 
+and for PostgreSQL:
+CREATE TABLE "userprefs" (
+   "username" varchar(128) NOT NULL,
+   "prefkey" varchar(64) NOT NULL,
+   "prefval" text,
+   CONSTRAINT "userprefs_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("prefkey", "username")
+);
+
 Next, edit your configuration so that the preferences DSN (Data Source
 Name) is specified, this can be done using either conf.pl or via the
 administration plugin. The DSN should look something like:
 
- mysql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail
+ mysql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail or
+ pgsql://squirreluser:sqpassword@localhost/squirrelmail
 
 From now on all users' personal preferences will be stored in a
 database.
 
 Default preferences can be set by altering the $default array in
 db_prefs.php.
-