Last time I tried installing geeklog I noticed that geeklog wants a database all to itself and as a result I lost a lot of tables in my hosted mySQL database. Fortunately I only had test sistes on that server :)
For those of use whose sites are hosted on remote servers an extra database has cost implications. I have noticed how software such as phpnuke and postnuke manages with a set of tables denoted by a chosen prefix. Would it be possible for geeklog to do the same? Could this be put on the request list for the legendary version 1.4
Thanks
Tony Carr
