While TM4525's points are valid even FreeBSD 5.2.1 is pretty stable
(insert sual disclaimer about using non -stable version here) and I use
it over 4 in many circumstances.
FreeBSD 5 will rapidly become the standard and if you are targeting your
application for introduction in late 2005 at a
mysql_pconnect is MySQL functionality, make sure your PHP installation
has MySQL support.
You can find out by making a page named putting ?php phpinfo(); ? and
then visiting it in your web browser.
Jason
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06, 2004 1:14 PM
To: Sheets, Jason (OZ CEEDR)
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Subject: Re: phpwiki
I installed php4-mysql. Is there more I have to do? ?php phpinfo();
?
does not indicate any mysql stuff and phpwiki still does not work.
There is probably some option I have to set when compiling php
Building PHP modules makes it very easy to load optional functionality
however it will decrease performance, sometimes drastically.
I hand build PHP because of this reason and also because I want upgrades
as soon as they are released and ports usually lags a few days.
It is also possible
It sounds like you are wanting to research Unix development tools in
general not just BSD as they are fairly standard and widely available
for Linux/BSD.
It seems like you've selected c or c++ by the exclusion of the other
languages, if you are not happy with c or c++ perhaps you should
What type of SCSI controller are you using, was performance always very
slow or has it just started recently, there isn't a lot of information
in your message but it sounds a lot like a hardware issue to me though
it could also be misconfiguration.
Check /var/log and see if there are any error
I'd suggest sending him a live CD of FreeBSD (LiveBSD at
http://www.livebsd.com) or Linux (Knoppix at http://www.knoppix.org) are
very good.
This will keep him on his own hardware and let him become familiar with
BSD in a fairly safe environment.
When he feels comfortable he can attempt a full
If your log is too large I'd carefully evaluate which rules are logging.
From the goole search: firewall log parsing I received the following
interesting results:
http://www.aetdata.com/tracer/firewalllogtutorial.html talks about
parsing firewall logs
http://www.dixongroup.net/hatchet/ is a
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Cc: FreeBSD - Questions
Subject: Re: CLI tool for motherboard/CPU temp monitoring.
On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at
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Subject: Re: Update Databases from Webserver
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Peter, Thanks
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