On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 11:47:49AM -0400, James wrote:
Well I check the /etc/crontab and the entries were not there (as delineated in the generic unix
It's vixie cron, look in /etc/cron.d/jffnms and /etc/cron.daily/jffnms
"mysql -u admin -p admin"
admin is the username of the jffnms program, the default setup of mysql is username root and no password
-p admin means ask for a password, but the database is called admin it doesn't mean the password is admin
- Craig
Craig,
Thanks for all of your help, and thanks to everyone who has helped me. I've gotta hit the road
for a few days, but, I'll clean this up, and be back in touch with the jffnms team....
This is really impressive and very cool. I look forward to contributing to jffnms, in the near
future.
James
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