Many thanks for reading it, and for the comments
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Good point about nginx, but as there are no domain names involved (unless you start hacking hosts files on all the clients), to me this means 2 default-server blocks, which you cannot do ? (I may
well be missing a trick here - it happens a lot - lol)
However, I have added a "install in the existing default-server block" guide as an alternative method to achieve the same result (well sort of, anyway).
You are right about mysqld - it is
total overkill for this task, and there are better and more code portable options available.
To be honest, I had written a C based linux console app for a completely different requirement a few months ago, and being a lazy ***, wanted to reuse as much code as I could to make this development as rapid as possible.
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However, in my defense, I am seriously impressed how well mysqld runs on the Pi
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Anyway, despite me stating that the HG612 would be next, as my poor old Billion 7800N was sulking in the cupboard since I got fibre a few weeks ago, I broke it out last night, and whilst it doesn't offer many stats for me to test it properly (as I haven't got an ADSL connection anymore), it does however appear to fundamentally work .... Do you fancy being the guinea pig for that one ?