On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 18:33, Jeff D wrote:
ieb wrote:
Sorry if this repeats a previous query I did scan the list of topics
but couldn't spot this.
I am running the 'testing' version. I came back from 3 weeks offline
and simply let synaptic gather all the updates and apply them
On 10/27/2007 06:15 AM, ieb wrote:
[...]
E:mysql-server-5.0: sub-process post-installation script returned error
exit status 1
E: mysql server: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
My biggest problem is that I am still unfamiliar with where all the logs
and programmes are maintained/held
'Problem' has been solved.
The clue was in 'syslog' it recorded that MySQl had been unable
to open the directory /home////Database because it was too
full.
Now with a 500gig drive in this box and 250gig on my 'home' directory
and only 7% used it couldn't possibly be 'too
Sorry if this repeats a previous query I did scan the list of topics
but couldn't spot this.
I am running the 'testing' version. I came back from 3 weeks offline
and simply let synaptic gather all the updates and apply them (OK.. yes
, that was probably a bit dumb... but too late now)...
ieb wrote:
Sorry if this repeats a previous query I did scan the list of topics
but couldn't spot this.
I am running the 'testing' version. I came back from 3 weeks offline
and simply let synaptic gather all the updates and apply them (OK.. yes
, that was probably a bit dumb... but too
I would like to use the InnoDB engine for a new database in MySQL.
From what I've found so far InnoDB support should be available in the
debian packages and all I need to configure it.
Unfortunately I haven't found instructions on how to do so yet. The
Mysql 5.0 documentation describes some
2006/6/23, Mertens Bram [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to use the InnoDB engine for a new database in MySQL.
From what I've found so far InnoDB support should be available in the
debian packages and all I need to configure it.
Unfortunately I haven't found instructions on how to do so yet.
On 2006-06-23, Pooly wrote:
2006/6/23, Mertens Bram [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to use the InnoDB engine for a new database in MySQL.
From what I've found so far InnoDB support should be available in the
debian packages and all I need to configure it.
Unfortunately I haven't found
Hi All,
I'm having some problems with php/mysql after a system update ...
my code was working before ... (but I've messed with it since)
test code is:
?php
#phpinfo();
print(time());
$db_config[database_host] = localhost;
$db_config[database_user] = school;
$db_config[database_password]
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