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I am running Postgresql at my office and I am considering running it on the
net as well. My ISP only has MYSQL so I would have to set up my own
postgresql server on my user account. I have a few questions:

-Can I use replication over ADSL connection?
-Do I have to replicate the whole database or can I replicate only certain
tables?
-Can I use something like rsync to do that for me?
-Would it be possible to replicate tables from MYSQL database to my
Postgresql?

Thank you very much for any advise.

Regards,

George Osvald
OK STUDIO
mail@okstudio.com.au
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