in reply to Security with DB's

It sounds like you don't actually understand what these databases are. They are functionally quite different. There are fewer things you can screw up security-wise with a dbm file, but that doesn't mean MySQL is insecure.

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Re^2: Security with DB's
by Spidy (Chaplain) on Aug 28, 2004 at 05:58 UTC
    I don't know too much about either to be sure, but I do know enough to be able to open, close, read, write, etc. I'm essentially wondering, if I was going to store usernames and passwords, for ease of use and decent security, which would I use?
      If you believe you can meet your needs with a dbm file, then use that. It's much simpler than using a relational database like MySQL.