hi,
am looking for the file MY.CNF as described in the README of mysql, but
didn't find such a file on my host.
have installed mdk8.0 with mysql from the mdk-CD.
have done an updatedb and locate MY.CNF as well as MY. and some playing
arounds, but nothing I've found. I am shure, that a few
On Tuesday 20 August 2002 10:24 pm, you wrote:
David Relson wrote:
At 05:40 PM 8/20/02, you wrote:
Hi guys,
the title pretty much says it all.
I want to look at total traffic and be able to analyse the logs for
intrusion attempts
any suggestions?
--
Have you looked at
Todd Lyons wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote on Tue, Aug 20, 2002 at 11:04:16PM -0400 :
So (thinking on paper), something like:
snip
if count = maxtries (wow, do I forget valid syntax ;-) )
then
wait 30 (??) (give the modem a chance to connect)
It's usually in your home directory. It might not get created until you
run mysql (the interactive sql program).
Darren
On Wed, 2002-08-21 at 18:45, hans schneidhofer wrote:
hi,
am looking for the file MY.CNF as described in the README of mysql, but
didn't find such a file on my host.
I use something similiar to this script to check connectivity across my
network. With a mysql backend it has become a very useful tool. Only problem
is when you try to ping firewalled hosts. If you are on the same lan segment
arping can be very useful because it works on the mac layer instead
I hope I can post Beta questions here.
Anyway, I have a very specific situtation, maybe someone has run into
similar .
I am WINEing(?) Lotus Notes on my MDK. (codeweavers wine)
When I had MDK beta 2 , everything worked well.
On MDK beta 3, the Lotus Notes runs a lot slower and I can't see what
On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 12:21, J. Craig Woods wrote:
Damn sympa giving me fits again. Let try this one!
LX, it depends on the OS, and, for linux, the distro. Earlier versions
of mandrake used 99 as a uid for nobody, and Red Hat still uses 99 as
the uid for nobody, at least as recent as v7.2.
On Wednesday 21 August 2002 05:44 am, Darren King wrote:
It's usually in your home directory. It might not get created until you
run mysql (the interactive sql program).
Darren
I'm running MDK 8.2b4 here and using MySql and don't have it either..
I've been through the readme too and have
Hi Todd !
Same thing with vi.
Do you have any idea why this happens? I have some database servers with
telnet applications running at customers and the problem is very ugly.
Currently, I help myself with verynice, but I'm willing to do anything that
would help (e.g. installing other
am looking for the file MY.CNF as described in the README of mysql, but
didn't find such a file on my host.
have installed mdk8.0 with mysql from the mdk-CD.
have done an updatedb and locate MY.CNF as well as MY. and some playing
arounds, but nothing I've found. I am shure, that a few
Es Dimarts 20 Agost 2002 15:00, en Joan Tur va escriure:
Es Dimarts 20 Agost 2002 15:42, en Holger Schurig va escriure:
Open a console, su to root, start mc... and then kill the console
without having shut down mc. That keeps mc loaded and eating 100% cpu
cycles. Tryed under Mandrake
On Tuesday 20 August 2002 11:04 pm, you wrote:
Randy,
it is written: thou shalt NOT use a GOTO...ever! ;) The force fed us
that in assembler and COBOL classes till I thought it was gonna come
outa my ears.
and especially with the label: HELL !!!
grinning from ear to ear
--
Holger Schurig wrote on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 06:33:35PM +0200 :
Hi Todd !
Same thing with vi.
Do you have any idea why this happens? I have some database servers with
This is an educated guess more than anything. When the application
loses the connection to its controlling terminal, it
hans schneidhofer wrote:
hi,
am looking for the file MY.CNF as described in the README of mysql, but
didn't find such a file on my host.
have installed mdk8.0 with mysql from the mdk-CD.
have done an updatedb and locate MY.CNF as well as MY. and some playing
arounds, but nothing I've found.
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 20:50:28 +
Joan Tur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Es Dimarts 20 Agost 2002 15:00, en Joan Tur va escriure:
Es Dimarts 20 Agost 2002 15:42, en Holger Schurig va escriure:
Open a console, su to root, start mc... and then kill the console
without having shut down mc.
On , wrote in alt.os.linux.mandrake:
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 10:55:49 -0400
Vtncus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope I can post Beta questions here.
Anyway, I have a very specific situtation, maybe someone has run into
similar .
I am WINEing(?) Lotus Notes on my MDK. (codeweavers wine)
When I had MDK beta 2 , everything worked
Todd Lyons wrote:
Back when ipchains was king, the following line severely cut down on the
number of ssh drops that occurred:
ipchains -M -S 7200 10 160
but if you're not using ipchains, then that line doesn't do you a whole
lot of good.
Hey, I know I am anachronistic but I still
Hi there,
I own a notebook Compaq 1650 P-II 266MHz 96MB of RAM with a cardbus
Xircom CE-II 100Mb/s network card, 4.1GB internal IDE disk and 40GB
external SCSI disk connected via CARDBUS Adaptec APA-1480A.
I have tried to install Linux Mandrake 8.1 but it reports the following
error message:
I have Mandrake 8.1 on my CS400XT. It installed beautifully, but seems to run
hot. Even during log CPU intensive uses, like long compiles, I have yet to
have the fan come on.
Ive run the Dell diagnostic disks and the fan works fine.
Does anyone know how to enable the fan for this model?
Gene
I have used Mandrake from version 7.1 and have never had problems installing.
I have used this box with 8.0 and 8.1 with great success. Over the last few
weeks I have tried version 8.2 and cannot get it to work reliably. Many times
it fails durning the install wether I do graphical or text.
I have used Mandrake from version 7.1 and have never had problems installing.
I have used this box with 8.0 and 8.1 with great success. Over the last few
weeks I have tried version 8.2 and cannot get it to work reliably. Many times
it fails durning the install wether I do graphical or text.
so what does (as root, in a text console, without the quotes)
cat /proc/interrupts say and can you disable apic in bios?
Unfortunately I am now running Mandrake 8.1 as I could not keep 8.2
functioning.
ACPI has been disabled in the BIOS already. A habit from when I ran BeOS.
John
I am wondering if anyone is using a file sharing program similar to
gnutella/napster apps successfully in Linux. This app. is about the only
thing standing between me and converting my wife to Linux completely in turn
making my life better. Any suggestions or reccomendations?
TIA,
John
Or better yet, a Kazaa clone?? I know there is a command line one but I
want my GUI!! =)
John Wheat wrote:
I am wondering if anyone is using a file sharing program similar to
gnutella/napster apps successfully in Linux. This app. is about the only
thing standing between me and converting
John Wheat wrote on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 06:07:33PM -0700 :
so what does (as root, in a text console, without the quotes)
cat /proc/interrupts say and can you disable apic in bios?
ACPI has been disabled in the BIOS already. A habit from when I ran BeOS.
Not acpi, apic (Advanced
On Wednesday 21 August 2002 10:42 pm, you wrote:
John Wheat wrote on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 06:07:33PM -0700 :
so what does (as root, in a text console, without the quotes)
cat /proc/interrupts say and can you disable apic in bios?
ACPI has been disabled in the BIOS already. A habit
On Wednesday 21 August 2002 19:42, you wrote:
John Wheat wrote on Wed, Aug 21, 2002 at 06:07:33PM -0700 :
so what does (as root, in a text console, without the quotes)
cat /proc/interrupts say and can you disable apic in bios?
ACPI has been disabled in the BIOS already. A habit from
I'm thinking about a new system, and at the moment I'm leaning towards
the Soyo SY-P4S-645DX DRAGON Ultra motherboard. The chipset is
SiS 645DX with a SiS 961B southbridge. The Mandrake hardware
compatibility database doesn't have these listed either way.
The MB does have ATA/133 RAID, but I'm
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