In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Samlw wrote:
> I don't know about Windows, but on Unix/Linux you can create a small
> script that will tell Sqlite to backup the database
Thanks. Having downloaded and installed SQLite and tried to come up with a DOS
command line
to do that I've come to the concl
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Browny wrote:
> Switching to MySQL is fairly painless - see the wiki below:
Thanks for the suggestion Browny but I think that'll stop Moose working
so I'm going to stick with SQLite until Moose supports MySQL.
Kevin
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Andy Hawkins wrote:
> net stop service name
> net start service name
With a DOS Copy in the middle that works nicely thanks (the service
name is slimserver BTW).
I don't suppose there a way to halt player(s) before I do that then
restart them afterwards is there
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dr Lovegrove
wrote:
> Be pretty handy for Moose too as pointing it at the 'live' db file
> causes all sorts of grief..
I'm just discovering that. Memo to self: Read the warnings that come on
the label and follow the instructions! :)
Kevin
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Kevin Weller<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are there command lines I can use to tell SlimServer to shut down and
> restart that I can set up in Windows Scheduler? If I can do that I can
> schedule the back-up as well.
net stop service name
net start servi
On 08/01/06, Kevin Weller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> (Be nice if Slimserver contained an option to backup the database to a
> specified directory at a specified time)
Be pretty handy for Moose too as pointing it at the 'live' db file
causes all sorts of grief..
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- Dr Lovegrove
http://www.ru
Having just had an 'accident' I've restored my SlimServer program
directory but am having to re-scan my music tracks to rebuild the
database. The reason for that is that Slimserver runs 24/7 and
SecondCopy (a Windows back-up program) says it can't back-up the
database file as it in use.
Are th
