Thanks!!! for the advice it works perfectly now
on 4/24/02 2:19 PM, Don Vu at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> make sure the directory where mysqladmin lives is in your $PATH in that
> script, i.e. add $PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin (or where ever it is...) in the
> beginning of your script where en
Don't put quotes around your password.
Dion Wickander wrote:
>I set up a script to rotate my logs for mysql and cron fires it off
>perfectly the logs are rotated but when the shell script gets to the last
>line which is...
>
>mysqladmin -u usernam -p"Password" flush-logs
>
>it will not execute i
make sure the directory where mysqladmin lives is in your $PATH in that script, i.e.
add $PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/bin (or where ever it is...) in the beginning of your
script where environment variables are set.
-Don
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