[Ganymede Dev] Not a topic for dev I guess

["John King" <the_king17@hotmail.com>]

Hi Jon

Bad news, our employers don't think they want to continue with ganymede, 
they rather want to start implementing scripts in PHP using MySQL.

Now I personally think Ganymede might be over long term a better manager for 
DNS (considering we'll not only use DNS but useraccounts managing e.g. too)

And as you are the maker of Ganymede I figured you can give a whole list of 
arguments pleeding for Ganymede, right?

Anyway we're looking for alternatives now, so I guessed let's come up with 
some good arguments for Ganymede :)

Regards,

Jan Bonne Aans
DTO, TU Delft
The Netherlands

PS I can zip my work and mail it to you if you like




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